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Judging Restaurant Previews – The New (no name yet) Restaurant Coming to Upshur Street in Petworth

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A couple weeks ago we noted that Hogo (1017 7th Street, NW) would be previewing the menu of the new restaurant (still to be named) from Paul Ruppert (Room 11 etc.):

The project is coming into focus as a neighborhood bar with great bar food and a literary focus. Our back room will host literary events – author readings, book launches, poetry slams, fundraisers for literacy programs, and a Free Book library. Our chef, Makoto Hamamura, was the Sous Chef at Cityzen and we will offer elevated bar food plus a beverage program similar in quality to Room 11 and the Passenger. We hope to open around Labor Day.

Did anyone try out the menu?

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