“Rosé all day with a special guest, DC’s Oyster Ninja. 3333 Georgia Ave, NW”

“We are really excited to celebrate two years of our Kennedy St location this Monday, May 27th (Memorial Day). We will be open for extra hours from 10am-6pm, and in addition to our normal food menu we will be grilling ANXO-style burgers and veggie burgers outside. HR Records from across the street will be spinning records and we will have ANXO can specials going all day, should be a ton of fun!”



1348 Florida Ave, NW

From an email:

“Franklin Hall, Tin Shop’s American beer hall located in the historic Manhattan Laundry building near the bustling 14th Street corridor host “Pitch a Friend,” a dating competition in partnership with Dogfish Head brewery on Friday June 21 at 8pm. “Pitch a Friend” is modeled off the show “Shark Tank,” but for singles rather than start-ups. Presenters will pitch their single friends to the crowd, followed by a Q&A and mingling with pitchees. (more…)



Inside 1214 18th Street, NW courtesy Public Bar Live

From a press release:

“The owners and operators of Sauf Haus DC are proud to announce the re-opening of Public Bar Live. The sports and live music lounge concept has soft opened Dupont Circle, and will throw a grand re-opening party late summer 2019. Public Bar Live is slated to serve as a happy hour spot, with live music acts on an elevated stage, 40 televisions for sports and a lounge for bottle service. (more…)


From Dangerously Delicious Pie‘s Action Network petition:

“A tale as old as time: We, an established DC small business, literally a mom and pop business run by a husband and wife team for over 9 years in the H st corridor, are being challenged by a neighbor who moved in just 1 year ago. We are humbly asking for the support of the community we live to serve and have loved to be a part of over the past decade. Thank you so much for your continued support.”

There are currently 2,250 signatories (as of 9:30am).

Thanks to all who sent us the tweets from Dangerously Delicious Pie’s Pie Shop: (more…)



3107 Mt. Pleasant Street, NW. David Cabrera and Ryan Hunter Mitchell. All photos by Reana Kovalcik

Thanks to Reana Kovalcik for sharing:

“Last weekend, Mount Pleasant’s destination for all things cinephile – Suns Cinema – celebrated its 3rd Birthday with a party and grand opening of a new, second story addition. Suns is the brainchild of founding fathers and movie-lovers David Cabrera and Ryan Hunter Mitchell, who transformed the space from a cellphone store into a boutique cinema in May of 2016. Now three years on, the two have built Suns into a neighborhood destination – a place to enjoy obscure indie films and guilty pleasure cult-classics alike, all over a carefully crafted cocktail and maybe a frozen Twix chaser. Cabrera and Mitchell have been working on an expansion of the theater for well over a year, and on their anniversary party (fittingly “future” themed), the pair formally opened the theater’s second story to the public. (more…)


Cinco de Sundress is going to be epic!

From Wonderland:

“Mesdames et messieurs, boys and girls, the Wonderland Ballroom is very proud to announce that it will be holding its FIFTEENTH Sundress Festival on the fifth of May this year.

Sundress Fest, DC’s best beer-infused block party, is a celebration of summer that takes place at the Wonderland Ballroom every first Sunday of May with proceeds benefiting DC Central Kitchen.” (more…)


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