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No Signs of Construction but Alfresco Tap and Grill already requesting to add a second Summer Garden


2009 18th Street, NW at California

Well this is interesting, back in September 2017 we posted about Alfresco Tap and Grill’s original liquor license placard:

“New Class “C” Restaurant serving American comfort food and offering alcoholic beverages. Total Occupancy Load of 350. Offering Summer Garden with total capacity of 150 seats.”

A new placard went up over the weekend that says:

“Applicant requests to add a second Summer Garden to their existing Summer Garden endorsement. The second Summer Garden will have seating for 65 patrons on the terrace.”

This is going to be some serious outdoor seating. Sweet. And hopefully construction will start soon – STAY TUNED.

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