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Sip of Seattle Reportedly Closing December 14th Due to Raised Rent


1120 G Street, NW

Thanks to Mark for sending from WUSA9:

“Sip of Seattle will be closing their doors for good on Friday, December 14th. The coffee shop has been in business for more than two decades.”

Oof. Just last September we spoke about some urgently needed love for some of “the nicest people ever.”

Sip of Seattle’s Facebook says:

“Sip of Seattle is a family run Coffee Stop that will service all your Java needs. Whether its a small cup of drip or an iced grande half soy caramel mocha latte, we pride ourselves on being able to provide our customers with a drink they can truly enjoy. Since 1996, the Escobar family has been serving its customers the best coffee in DC.”

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