PH9 Kitchen & Whiskey Bar Opens Above Vita Lounge in Shaw

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by Prince Of Petworth February 19, 2013 at 12:30 pm 10 Comments

1318 9th Street, NW

From PH9 Kitchen & Whiskey Bar:

Penthouse9 (PH9) Restaurant & Whiskey Bar at 1318 9th St. NW, above Vita Lounge, will start serving Dinner as of Tuesday 2/19/13 from 5pm-10pm (Tues-Sat). Brunch will be served in few weeks. In order to allow the Neighborhood to try our Menu we are offering the Whole Menu at 50% Discount to the first 25 Guests Nightly. Dining will be Upstairs Only in the Whiskey Bar.

All drafts beers for Happy Hour this Week will be $0.99 Cents from 5pm – 8pm.

PH9 KITCHEN & WHISKEY BAR MENU

Check out a couple photos of PH9 after the jump.

Anonymous

Someone is giving the old, cursed Vegetate space another whack, eh?
- Prince Of Petworth
  
  Vegetate is now Secret Sports Bar and Lounge at 1414 9th St, NW:
  
  https://www.popville.com/2012/07/1414-9th-st-nw-becoming-secret-lounge-and-sports-bar/
anon

this place will murder your dreams
Anonymous

Not an owner but a resident of Shaw on 9 th St for 7 years. We are a great neighborhood and will welcome and support anyone who comes to our neighborhood to invest their hard earned Dollars . Give them a shot before murdering them.
katemc

Very cool looking space. I hope they have some good signage, so that people find it.
mmm

Formerly BeBar, formerly EFN Lounge, formerly Mood lounge. Good luck…
anon

I wish them luck. But the menu doesn’t inspire much confidence — misspelling “bon appetit,” extolling the space’s “dark feminine energy and broading intimacy.” I’m also skeptical about the quality of “local” asparagus in mid-February.
Stacy

Here we go again is that all you can come up with. The menu look simple and easy enough to execute and maintain quality
David

These places along 9th will have a lot more success. There’s a huge residential development getting put in place just across the street and there’s a row of new businesses, bars, restaurants along that same section of 9th street. Vegetate catered to a very specific demographic without any new residential development coming but rather a dying Giant food store across the street from it.
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