
“Dear PoPville,
This airstreamer has been sat teasing us at the Wharf for months… but still hasn’t opened to serve a single cup of coffee as far as I know! Does anyone have some inside info on what’s happening with it? Or is it a llama-streamer???”

“Dear PoPville,
This airstreamer has been sat teasing us at the Wharf for months… but still hasn’t opened to serve a single cup of coffee as far as I know! Does anyone have some inside info on what’s happening with it? Or is it a llama-streamer???”

lolly asks: “Anyone know what’s happening with llamabar that was supposed to open this summer on 1 M Street SE? Used to be llamabar signage but all signage gone and no signs of llama or juice” (more…)

1300 Yards Place, SE
Thanks to Emily for sending: “Maman coming to Navy Yard!”
The liquor license placard says: (more…)

12th and Quincy NE
Thanks to John for sending the update on Cool Coffee Co coming to Brookland.
Stay tuned.

601 13th Street, NW
Ed. Note: In June we learned that Saxbys had become a Coffee Republic in Georgetown.
From a press release:
“Coffee Republic will host a grand opening for their newest location right in the heart of downtown DC at Metro Center on Tuesday, September 19, 2023, at 10:00am. We invite the community to join us as we unveil our extraordinary new coffee destination set to elevate the coffee culture in Washington DC, one sip at a time.
Our highly anticipated flagship location, (more…)

Photo via YELLOW (1346 4th Street, SE) by Scott Suchman
From YELLOW:
“Breakfast start(ed) Saturday, September 9 at 8:00 AM – urfathing bagels, baklava kouign amanns, halva honey lattes and more to fuel your morning. (more…)

35 N Street, NE courtesy Simona Café
From an email: “Our first location of Simona Café is currently opened in Arlington and we are planning on opening our second location in NoMa the third week of September.”
Peek inside: (more…)

2459 18th Street, NW
From Tryst:
“Tryst Coffeehouse opened its doors in September 1998 with the simple goal of building meaningful connections, one animal cracker at a time. Over the years, Tryst has become synonymous with community. “Thank you to all of our employees and patrons, both past and present, for the lasting imprint you’ve made on Tryst… transforming it into what we’ve always envisioned: Washington, DC’s very own ‘community living room,’” Tryst posted on Facebook earlier this month.
To celebrate 25 years of service, Tryst is throwing it back to the early days with a 90’s-themed bash on Saturday, September 9th. (more…)

3207 M Street, NW
Thanks to Claire for sending the good news:
“Bitty and Beau’s is reopening their Georgetown location on September 1 according to their website. They also posted an Instagram video to their main account featuring one of the DC employees, Madison!” (more…)