1721 Wisconsin Ave, NW
Holy moly, missed this development! Noosh restaurant will be a “Persian and Mediterranean cuisine at its best.”
280 Eatery’s website says:
“A modern take on traditional American comfort food located in the heart of historic Georgetown in Washington, DC. Our name originates from the £280 British pound sale of property to Maryland that laid the foundations for present-day Georgetown.
Our founding partners have been rooted in the community for over a decade, and wanted to give the restaurant a name that symbolizes the city’s rich and long history.”
Check out the menu here.
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