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“It’s with heavy hearts that we confirm that our official last night of service will be Thursday”

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1819 Columbia Road, NW

On Wednesday we learned the sad news of Cashion’s closing (to be replaced by Johnny’s Half Shell). Here are Cashion’s departing words and official last night:

It’s with heavy hearts that we confirm that our official last night of service will be Thursday May 12th, 2016.

To our Friends, Neighbors, and Family:

As some of you have already heard, Cashion’s Eat Place will be closing our doors after nearly twenty-one years of service. For over two decades it has been our pleasure to be at the heart of the dining scene in Adams Morgan, and we have met and grown to know some truly wonderful people along the way. Unfortunately, we must admit, with heavy hearts, that all good things must eventually end.

We have relished cooking delicious food, pouring fine wine, and helping to raise the bar for hospitality, but even more so we will always cherish the relationships that we have established with our guests, our neighbors, and our vendors. Truly, the people are what make the experience worth living, and we have been fortunate enough to have some of the finest in the city coming through our doors.

We thank everyone who has supported us. We could not have done what we did without you, and we are all grateful for the opportunity to have been part of a truly wonderful restaurant experience. We hope that in the coming weeks, and months, that we can look forward to continue working with you on our new endeavors.

Please stay tuned for final details about our closing, so we can send Cashion’s out in style.

Thank you all again. Cheers, and we’ll see you tonight!

Sincerely,

The Partners, Managers, and Staff of Cashion’s
Sincerely,

John Manolatos, George Manolatos, William Dickett, Justin Abad; Partners
Dustin Beruta; General Manager

Cheers and see you all tonight!”

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