With word of PULP closing soon and Corehaus closing a few weeks ago – let’s give some love to our favorite retail spots left in town. I’m gonna give some love to Willow located near the former Corehaus on Upshur Street. I’ll also jump on the bandwagon and say I’m a big fan of Labyrinth Game Shop near the Eastern Market Metro. Anyone who enjoys the ridiculously awesome album cover of the week posts will join me in my love for Som Records downstairs at 14th and T St, NW. Other great album covers (and more) can be found at Mom n Pop antiques at Georgia and Otis Pl, NW. And finally I always enjoy browsing the stained glass at Brass Knob in Adams Morgan and at Good Wood on U Street. Which are some of your favorite spots?
Corehaus formerly at 825 Upshur Street, NW
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