Bars

“New sign of life at the DC Capitol Square Bar & Grill”

By Prince Of Petworth


1500 East Capitol Street, NE

Thanks to Tyler for sharing: “New sign of life at the DC Capitol Square Grill at 15th & E Capitol NE with delivery of this giant umbrella contraption. The window signs have said “coming soon” for at least the past 8 months”

Capitol Square Bar & Grill’s website says:

“We are pleased to announce that coming soon will be the first family restaurant serving the Hill East neighborhood. Located at the corner of East Capitol & 15th Street on Historic Capitol Hill, Capitol Square Bar &Grill wants to be your place for reconnecting with friends and family as we reemerge from the pandemic. (more…)

“Mug Clubs?”

By Prince Of Petworth


500 H Street, NW via Irish Channel

“Dear PoPville,

I relocated to 4th & Mass NW from Kansas City 2 months ago. I’m finally settled, and have been looking for my “go to” neighborhood bar for the past 2 weeks. The other night, I tried Irish Channel (5th and H near the Capital One Arena) and I think it might be “the one.” I noticed a group of people had custom Irish Channel mugs with their names, and seemed to be very friendly with the bartenders. (more…)

Clubhouse – “Large Georgetown Space Renovated into Cocktail + Coffee Bar”

By Prince Of Petworth


Clubhouse interior (Photograph by Nick D’Emilio)

From a press release:

“Clubhouse (1070 Wisconsin Ave NW) will be mixing cocktails, serving fresh coffee and slinging pizza dough in the newly renovated space in Georgetown Park, formerly known as Church Hall. When given the opportunity to re-open, Clubhouse founders Geoff Dawson and Peter Bayne wanted to create an environment that’ll be a gathering spot for everyone in the Georgetown neighborhood.

Clubhouse will open in the mornings for the neighborhood to enjoy a coffee menu curated by Madison Peake, formerly of Tatte Bakery & Cafe Group. Peake has perfected a coffee and breakfast menu including a vanilla bean date latte, breakfast burritos, avocado toast and plenty of croissants to get everyone through their morning Zoom meetings. Clubhouse’s 9,000 square foot space becomes one of the largest work from home spaces in DC.

In the evenings, (more…)

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