8th and Monroe Street, NE
Yesterday on the Brookland listserv a resident shared:
“The manager of Filter shared yesterday when I was there that they are closing their Monroe St. location on Sunday (4/30) due to insufficient business. The bike shop will remain, and his understanding is that they have plans to open something more food-centric in the space where the coffee shop has been.”
I spoke with the owner of the Bike Rack who tells me that Little Red Fox will be taking over the space!! You can expect:
“variety of healthy take out foods, breakfast burritos and coffee drinks.”
Stay tuned for lots more info next week.
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