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Tia Pepa “Food From Spain” posts liquor license placard


801 18th Street, NW

Tia Pepa’s website says:

“La Tia Pepa is a new experience by Grupo Lezama, the restaurateurs behind La Taberna Del Alabardero, the first Spanish restaurant to open its doors in DC 32 years ago, located a few steps away from the White House, in the heart of DC’s Golden Triangle.

Paying homage to Spain’s culture La Tia Pepa is a combined grab and go and corner shop, available now for curbside pick up and contactless delivery, and opening soon its first dine in location on 18th Street. Shop and enjoy homemade products and Spanish classics, focusing on traditional and healthy options while embracing the culture that Spain is known for.”

The placard for La Tia Pepa says:

“New Retailer’s Class “C” Restaurant with a seating capacity of 25 and Total Occupancy Load of 34. Sidewalk Café with a seating capacity of 36. Licensee is requesting an Alcohol Carry-out and Delivery Endorsement.”

Check out the menu here.

Hours are:

“Monday-Friday: 9am – 5pm
Weekends: Closed”

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