1827 14th Street, NW
This Peet’s Coffee opened here, in the former Vastu space, back in 2016. Thanks to Kate for passing on the news: (more…)
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11th and Rhode Island Ave, NW
Well, it is The Roasted Boon Co. and not bean – sorry about that!! Also happy to report that they restored the Shaw mural: (more…)
11th and Rhode Island Ave, NW
Thanks to A. for sending the update on the Roasted Bean Co. coming to the former Logan Circle liquor store:
“Heard from employees that this is opening next week! Too bad some idiot already defaced their beautiful mural…”
1234 H Street, NE courtesy Peregrine Espresso
From an email:
“To celebrate the new pop-up at The Pug (1234 H St NE), Peregrine Espresso invites friends and neighbors to stop by for free iced and hot coffee between 8am-3pm Thursday, 7/9/20. All retail coffee will be $2 off. ($2 off retail bean offer will extend through Sunday 7/12/20.)
Peregrine at The Pug serves the full Peregrine menu, with pastries by Bluebird Bakery and coffee by Small Planes, available in take-away beverages or in bags of beans. (more…)
2473 18th Street, NW
Thanks to a reader for sharing Sharbat‘s now “open from 9am- 4pm everyday” in the former Spoon space in Adams Morgan.
A peek at some of the goods: (more…)
11th and Rhode Island Ave, NW
Thanks to Lauren for sending the update on The Roasted Bean Co coming to the former liquor store in Logan/Shaw: “They appeared to be hiring but not yet open.”
Stay Tuned.
5505 1st Street, NW just north of Kennedy (and Missouri)
Thanks to Colin for sending:
“I was driving by 1st and Kennedy and I was surprised to see that La Coop Coffee–which you’ve posted about before–is looking close to opening. Just checked their IG account for the first time, and they soft open today! So excited to have a coffee shop within walking distance!” (more…)
1367 R Street, NW
“Dear PoPville,
I understand that business need to reopen and keep things afloat, and a big part of that is outdoor seating. But I walked past Bluestone Lane in Logan Circle this morning and saw these tables in the middle of what I believe is a public sidewalk. Is this legal, and even if it is, isn’t this violating some kind of social distancing rules? There’s no way to get around the tables in a “socially distant” manner if people are sitting there (and if people are also sitting on the benches, which they usually are). Also, it’s just plain annoying to have this in the middle of the sidewalk.”
Ed. Note: I know many establishments were able to apply for extended patios. I’m not 100% sure what’s happening here but from the photo it looks like maybe they placed a separation so that it is safe to walk by in the street?
3320 Brown Street, NW
Thanks to Ethan for sending: “This convenience store has been closed for the past couple years” (more…)