3299 M Street, NW previously home to a Peet’s Coffee and Aditi Indian Restaurant space and Grill Kabob
Check out their menu here.
The Salty Donut shared Friday:
“we’re almost ready to welcome you in!
Not open just yet… but the countdown is officially ON.
Georgetown, we’ll see you very soon 🫶”
“At ‘The Salty’, we believe in the transformative power of a really freakin’ good donut, baked goods and a perfectly crafted coffee. We strive to tell stories through our ever-changing menus of new flavors and weave ourselves into the fabric of the neighborhoods we’re in to create spaces for the community to gather and positively impact those around us. Simply put, we like to make people feel good.
Our story begins in 2014, when Amanda Pizarro and (then boyfriend, now husband) Andy Rodriguez spent all their time (outside of attending school) dreaming about creating a community gathering place centered around donuts, coffee, and good vibes. A place you could have a first date, celebrate a birthday, or cheer you up after a long day.
After endless research and flavor development, the duo put school on hold, maxed out their credit cards, and tapped into friends and family for additional support to purchase a 1950’s vintage aljoa camper and lease a commissary kitchen to test their creations and serve them to the community – asking friends, family, neighbors, strangers, anyone, to come by and check out their pop up in a Wynwood parking lot. After over a year of popping up out of the camper and spreading the word around town, our first retail store opened in Wynwood and the rest is history. Now, we’re on a mission to continue spreading the Salty experience to as many people across the nation as we can.”