1471 P Street, NW
From a press release:
“Call Your Mother, the beloved Jew-ish deli, announces the forthcoming opening of its newest location, bringing good vibes and good food to the Logan Circle neighborhood. Taking over the space at 1471 P Street NW, the new Call Your Mother location will feature the signature bagels and creative sandwiches that earned the bagel shop and deli national acclaim.
“We have long wanted to be part of this neighborhood, where there is always something cool happening from a culinary and cultural perspective,” said Andrew Dana, the brand’s co-owner and founder. “We’re psyched to be neighbors with some of the city’s best chefs, and can’t wait to fuel the many people who live and work in Logan Circle.”
This announcement comes on the heels of the Call Your Mother’s recent opening in the West End neighborhood. The brand has expanded significantly since opening in 2018, adding locations in Capitol Hill, Bethesda and Georgetown in 2020, North Bethesda in November 2021 and the West End neighborhood just last month.
As with all locations, guests at the new Logan Circle outpost will indulge in creative takes on traditional deli staples like the new Thunderbird, an elevated sausage, egg and cheese, served on a Maple Salt & Pepper bagel, alongside insta-worthy creations like za’atar dusted bagels, and The Horizon everything bagel sandwich, filled with fritos, avocado, red onions and jalapeños. In addition to bagels, the deli also offers lunch sandwiches including the Latin Pastrami with pastrami, herb mayo, veggie slaw and jalapeños on rye, as well as a selection of pastry items like Chocolate Babka Muffins and yeasted doughnuts. Since its early days at local farmer’s markets, Call Your Mother has continued to nurture its local partnerships, working closely with local purveyors like Logan’s Sausage Company, Z&Z, Lost Sock and Liberty Delight Farms.
The P Street location of Call Your Mother will open in early spring 2022. Online orders are encouraged on weekends and at busy times, and can be placed here.”