Thanks to Annie for sending from “Harewood Road NE next to Catholic – looks like a water main break.” (more…)
From our friends at metrobar (640 Rhode Island Ave NE):
“Our annual Chocolate City event curated by Artbae is returning this Sunday at metrobar. This year we’ve also teamed up with Uncle Nearest, Black Passion Band, and Beats, Bars & Bourbon to add live music and a whiskey release. (more…)
Thanks to Evan for sending from Capitol Hill: “The peppers are really popping!”
Great Garden Haul is made possible by the Friends of Fanny Wilkinson Society. Send your hauls to [email protected] and be sure to mention what neighborhood you are in and what you’ve grown. Thanks!
Luxury townhome living has arrived at one of Washington, D.C.’s most exciting new destinations.
NVHomes is proud to introduce Rock Creek View, an exclusive collection of four-level brownstone townhomes located within The Parks at Historic Walter Reed in Northwest Washington, DC now selling from $949,990. Nestled just off 16th Street and overlooking Rock Creek Park, these exceptional residences offer the perfect blend of urban convenience, natural beauty, and modern luxury.
A Walkable Lifestyle Unlike Any Other
Imagine starting your morning with a coffee from a neighborhood café, taking an afternoon stroll through beautifully landscaped streets, and ending the day with dinner just steps from home. At The Parks, that lifestyle becomes reality.
Residents enjoy walkable access to Whole Foods Market, an expanding collection of restaurants and retail destinations, and a vibrant calendar of community events. From outdoor yoga classes and seasonal festivals to live concerts and family-friendly activities, there is always something happening right outside your door.
Pet owners will appreciate the convenience of an on-site veterinarian, boarding, and grooming services, while families benefit from nearby childcare options and abundant green spaces throughout the community.
And for those who enjoy the outdoors, the entrance to Rock Creek Park is directly across the street, providing miles of trails and natural beauty to explore year-round.
Designed for Modern Living
The homes at Rock Creek View combine timeless architecture with thoughtfully designed interiors. Each brownstone features:
- Classic brick facades
- Two-car garage parking
- Two private outdoor living spaces
- Four to five bedrooms
- Flexible living areas ideal for entertaining, multigenerational living, or working from home
Inside, homeowners will discover an impressive array of designer features included in the base price.
The chef-inspired kitchen serves as the heart of the home, showcasing:
- A large preparation island with quartz countertops
- Decorative pendant lighting
- Premium LG appliances
- Upgraded cabinetry with soft-close doors and drawers
- Thoughtful storage and convenience features
The luxurious owner’s suite is designed as a private retreat, complete with a spa-inspired bath, spacious walk-in closet, and side-by-side laundry conveniently located nearby.
Throughout the home, flexible spaces provide room for today’s evolving lifestyles, whether you’re hosting guests, creating a home office, or simply looking for extra room to grow.
The Benefits of New Construction
Choosing a new NV home means enjoying the peace of mind that comes with modern construction, innovative design, and professionally curated finishes.
Instead of taking on the uncertainty and expense of renovating an older home, homeowners can move into a thoughtfully designed residence built for today’s lifestyles. Every detail has been carefully considered, allowing you to spend less time managing projects and more time enjoying your home.
Historic Opportunity, Modern Luxury
Rock Creek View offers a limited opportunity to own a new four-level brownstone in one of Washington’s most sought-after emerging neighborhoods.
Homes are available for both immediate move-in and to-be-built opportunities, with pricing starting from the mid-$900,000s. Attractive closing cost incentives may help qualified buyers secure a lower interest rate and monthly payment than they might expect.
Experience Rock Creek View Today
Opportunities like this don’t come along often.
Visit the beautifully decorated NVHomes model home today and discover why Rock Creek View is one of the most exciting new home opportunities in the District.
Model home open daily at 6819 16th St NW, Washington, DC 20012. Get directions here.
921 Pennsylvania Ave, SE
“Snow Crane
Japanese ice cream.
One flavor at a time.
Finesse over excess.
Built in Hyattsville.”
From an email: “Snow Crane is returning to Little Pearl on Capitol Hill for a second residency, running Sunday through Tuesday, 10am–2pm, from August 16th through the end of September. (more…)
Join us Sunday, August 16, for two community events at Because Science in Adams Morgan:
Dinosaur Festival | 12–5 p.m.
OK my alley wanderings have finally paid off! Here’s where Bizzeria, from Yellow’s (et al), Michael Rafidi, is coming in Georgetown.
You find the coming Bizzeria in the alley next to Georgetown Seafood at 1211 Potomac Street, NW: (more…)
Dreaming about your next vacation? Join Cruise Planners Beth Borrego and Rod Rodriguez for an inspiring day devoted to ocean and river cruises, guided tours, luxury travel and unforgettable destinations!
Meet representatives from AmaWaterways, Collette, Oceania Cruises and Premier World Discovery. Hear informative presentations, ask questions, explore exciting vacation possibilities and discover which travel experience may be the perfect fit for you.
888 17th Street, NW between H and I Street, NW
“Dear PoPville,
I’d love to highlight the story of LebTav 17th Street and the incredible resilience this restaurant and its team have shown over the past year.
I’ve been going to LebTav 17th Street for quite some time, and I’ve always enjoyed the food. The staff has consistently been warm, welcoming, and genuinely kind. It’s one of those neighborhood places that makes you feel good every time you walk through the door.
Last year, the owner of this franchised location, Alberto, sadly passed away. I had actually followed Alberto’s food journey for years, from his days with Shawafel on H Street to Shawarma District. His love for food and his connection to the community were always evident.
Since his passing, (more…)
610 Water Street, SW
Well this sounds awesome…
From an email:
“This Saturday, Fish Shop DC is bringing a fresh energy to its jazz brunch with a Wu-Tang theme and live music from A Promising Local Band. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., the band will set the tone with live instrumental funk and hip-hop while guests enjoy Fish Shop’s brunch favorites, including: summer vegetable shakshuka with a poached egg and grilled sourdough bread; Spanish-style tortilla with Maryland crab and saffron aioli; North Carolina shrimp, NOLA style, on heirloom grits; and French Toast with anglaise, berry compote, and whipped ricotta.
There’s also the “for the table” seafood boil with shrimp, chorizo, Virginia clams, potatoes, and a choice of garlic butter or fresno chili butter.
DETAILS: (more…)
1560 Wisconsin Ave, NW previously home to Oakberry, La Jolie Bleue Bakery & Cafe, Bharati and before them the longtime home to Dolcezza
“Delhi BELLY
Indian Restaurant
Indian Street Food!”
A somewhat confusing update from Delhi Belly: “The Wait Is Over. We’re Now Open! 🇮🇳🔥
The streets of India have officially arrived at Delhi Belly! Get ready to dig into authentic Indian street food packed with bold spices, vibrant flavours and the irresistible taste of India. From classic chaats to street-side favourites, every bite brings you closer to the flavours you’ve been craving. Come hungry, bring your friends and experience Delhi Belly today! 🌶️🍽️
Stay tuned — because Delhi Belly is opening soon, and trust us, your cravings are about to find their new adda!”
So, uh, it’s either now open, or will open tomorrow…
“Dear PoPville,
Out and about in Georgetown this morning, spotted full display coolers and menus up at Delhi Belly, with a sign in the window “opens August 15th”” (more…)
From the Smithsonian:
“WHAT: Visitor access to three Smithsonian museums on the National Mall will be modified due to event-related access requirements associated with the Freedom 250 Grand Prix.
WHEN: Friday, Aug. 21–Sunday, Aug. 23
WHERE: Museums with modified access are: (more…)
11th and E Street, NW
March 3rd 2025, was a terrible, terrible day: E Street Cinema’s Last Day Came Early and Closed Last Night Because of Course it Did – Fin.
Holy. Appears to be getting completely gutted! Anyone hear what’s next? (more…)