931 H Street, NW
Thanks to G. for sending. Seven Reasons website still says:
“Our location on 14th Street is closed, we will be opening in City Center in early December
It’s a bittersweet moment as Seven Reasons bids farewell to its beloved spot on 14th St.
The bustling energy and vibrant atmosphere that once filled those walls are now quiet, marking the end of an era. However, this closure is not the final chapter, but an exciting new beginning.
There are myriad reasons behind the closure, none of which overshadow the anticipation for what lies ahead. The team is taking this time to regroup, reimagine, and prepare for a grand reopening at a fresh locale at City Center, 931 H St NW, Washington, DC. The move signifies a new phase for Seven Reasons, one that promises innovation, culinary delights, and a continuation of the exceptional experience patrons have come to expect.
As we get ready for this transformative move, we carry the anticipation and eagerness to welcome guests once again. Early December will mark the eagerly awaited reopening, where the doors will swing open, inviting guests to indulge in the tantalizing flavors and immersive dining experience that Seven Reasons is renowned for.”
Stay tuned.
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