Marvin, 2007 14th St, NW has expanded into the 2nd floor space of Blackbyrd at 2005 14th St, NW – from Marvin’s liquor license amendment:
“Expansion of the operation on the second floor to the adjacent building at 2005 14th Street, NW (additional 87 seats).”
The folks at Marvin tell me:
“The original lounge has been updated and converted to a private dining room and the new lounge, the former 2nd floor of Blackbyrd will be the home of the DJ booth. So we can now book private dinners up to 40 people; host late night events and created a better flow to the roofdeck spaces.”
Sweet.
I can’t believe it has already been five years since Marvin first opened at 14th and U Street.
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