Over the weekend a few folks had a scare seeing Florida Avenue Grill’s iconic sign down. Good news and bad news. Bad news is that the sign has cracked “beyond repair.” Good news from the folks at the Grill:
“We are getting someone to fabricate a replica of our original sign. It’s a bit of a challenge and will take some time because the standard offering is “modern” signs that really are not what we want at the Grill. But the good news is it can be replicated.”
STAY TUNED and eat up that deliciousness, sign or not sign!!
11th and Florida Ave, NW
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