14th and K Street, NW
EaterDC reports the “restaurant’s last day of business will be New Year’s Eve”:
“It’s been a long road for D.C. Coast, which opened back in June of 1998. At the time, K Street was a very different place. “At nine o’clock, it would be prostitutes everywhere; they just came out of the woodwork,” he said. He remembers a time when partner Gus DeMillo chased a group of working ladies down the street, brandishing a giant pepper mill.”
They also note the return of TenPenh (the old space is now the recently opened Tadich Grill) to the hinterland:
“The company will bring back its pan-Asian restaurant, which closed in 2011, in a new format, this time in Tysons Corner.”
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