1015 H Street, NE
From a press release:
“The team behind Little Miner Taco is heating things up again—this time with Little Hot Chicken, a fiery Nashville hot chicken concept landing inside Haymaker Bar on the H Street Corridor.
To celebrate the launch, Little Hot Chicken (LHC) will host a Launch Party on Thursday, July 10, from 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM at Haymaker Bar (more…)
“Our newest family member Sasha near H St NE!”
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Thanks to Aaron for sending: “Sunday afternoon at the Washington Monument. I once saw a guy with something similar – it was a motorized lazy boy!”
hahaha love it. The turf under the chair is chef’s kiss!
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600 block of Morton Street, NW
Thanks to Zak for sending the update from Park View.
A couple more photos: (more…)
247 Florida Ave, NW
“Dear PoPville,
Have you heard any update from the Meats and Foods folks??? Miss them and hope their challenges have come to a good end. (more…)
via google maps
From MPD:
“The Metropolitan Police Department announces an increased reward for information in the homicide of an intern working for a member of the United States House of Representatives. The reward has been increased thanks to a contribution from our partners at the FBI Washington Field Office.
On Monday, June 30, 2025, at approximately 10:28 p.m., Third District officers responded to the sound of gunshots in the 1200 block of 7th Street, Northwest. Officers located one adult male unconscious, and an adult female and a 16-year-old male conscious and breathing suffering from gunshot wounds. DC Fire and EMS responded and transported all three victims to area hospitals.
On Tuesday, July 1, 2025, after all lifesaving measures failed, the adult male victim succumbed to his injuries at a hospital. The decedent has been identified as 21-year-old Eric Tarpinian-Jachym, of Granby, Massachusetts. (more…)
Indigo’s original delicious home remains at 243 K Street, NE in NoMa. Check out their menus here.
Whoa, somehow missed this but Indigo shared an update for their plans to open a 2nd spot at North Cap and Bryant Street, NW a few weeks ago:
“We wanted to provide an update on our plans to expand to Bloomingdale. While we were met with tremendous enthusiasm and support from many, we also encountered some opposition that led us to the difficult decision of withdrawing our application to open Indigo’s second location. (more…)
3115 14th Street, NW
Check out all the menus here.
From a press release:
“Tamashaa Indian Restaurant, a rising icon in Washington DC’s vibrant culinary landscape, proudly announces the launch of its dynamic new menu—an innovative blend of traditional Indian flavors and modern global influences. Carefully crafted by Director of Culinary, Chef Manoj Goel, the new menu features over 40 imaginative dishes, redefining Indian dining with flair, flavor, and finesse. (more…)
501 Florida Ave, NW
And how the corner looked back in 2014 from our archives:
The Royal shares yesterday:
“10 YEARS! ✨ In the summer of 2015 (June to be exact), the Royal opened its doors.
Our family created this place of ours to be a neighborhood hub of LeDroit Park: super casual, minimal rules, good drinks and food that we’d enjoy in our own home. Our primary focus was to be a community coffee shop during the day and a corner cocktail bar at night, all while providing quality food.
We’ve stayed very true to this, however we were surprised at how much you all embraced our Latin and Colombian-inspired food menu, so much so that food became our biggest seller! (more…)
1301 H Street, NE previously home to Kitchen Cray
Update from Eat DC:
“Indian and Nepali restaurant Nanglo is coming to 1301 H St NE. From the owners of Himalayan Doko. Alero is opening at 202 Florida Ave NE instead.”
Nagalo’s website says:
“Welcome to Nanglo Restaurant & Bar, where vibrant spices and bold flavors come together in every dish. We specialize in modern Indian and Nepali cuisine—from rich curries and aromatic biryanis to momos, tandoori specials, and flavorful vegetarian options.
For years, we’ve been a local favorite thanks to our dedication to authentic recipes, fresh ingredients, and warm hospitality. Whether you’re enjoying a quiet dinner or planning a gathering, our inviting space and convenient curbside pickup make every visit easy and enjoyable. Stop by today and experience why Nanglo is a diverse dining scene.”
Thanks to G. for sending: “I had heard rumors Alero was no longer coming to the old KitchenCray place at 13th and H.
There is someone in there now painting murals that seems to confirm that:” (more…)