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God Damn It. DGS Deli Closing Sunday


1317 Connecticut Avenue, NW

Thanks to all who emailed about the sad DGS news from City Paper:

“Fill up on pastrami sandwiches and matzo brei at one of D.C.’s last remaining Jewish delis now because co-owner cousins Nick and David Wiseman are closing up shop on Feb. 11.”

DGS Deli opened up back in 2012. Little Sesame opened up in the basement in January 2016. DGS is located across the street from The Chickery who recently flew the coop and down the block from Red Apron Burger Bar which closed last September.

Ed. Note: Fortunately, while a bit of a schlep, the best classic pastrami sandwich remains available at Parkway Deli in Silver Spring. Like Petworth’s borders I will not budge on this proclamation.

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