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Books and Beer – doesn’t get much better than that!! Check it out – from The Midlands:

“Trent Allen, Robin Webb and Peyton Sherwood from the Kangaroo Boxing Club have partnered together again for a new project opening this spring. “The Midlands” will be a restaurant with a large outdoor beer garden in the Park View neighborhood at 3333 Georgia Ave NW. Patrons will have draft selections of greater than 15 and less than 30 taps, wine of the fermented grape variety, featuring red, white and pink. The menu will feature hand-crafted, gourmet, chef-driven, small-batch sandwiches from the future, that are totally not pretentious.”

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3333 Georgia Ave, NW


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2427 18th Street, NW

From an email:

“Ocelot! Ocelot! Where have you gone? To The Black Squirrel this Friday, December 11th, for an epic Ocelot Brewing Co. Phish Phry, of course.

Haven’t quite made the connection yet? The local Sterling, Va., brewery’s name pays homage to one of the great jam-bands, Phish. More specifically, Ocelot is the name of a Phish song and the logo is in the shape of a guitar pick.

Phish-heads may recognize the names of their beers as song lyrics, but to the rest of us, they are just really tasty suds. Some of the beers on tap for this event are: (more…)


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old photo of 715 Florida Ave, NW

You win some, you lose some. More info on that giant roof deck emerging over Florida Ave from Takoda:

“Shaw welcomes TAKODA, an American restaurant and year-round rooftop beer garden featuring 24 American Draft Beers, 51+ American Whiskeys, and an exciting twist on Americana cuisine!”

Shaw’s burgeoning restaurant and bar scene is arguably the hottest in Washington, with a slew of new projects. The next big name in the neighborhood: TAKODA, an American restaurant and year-round rooftop beer garden from hospitality entrepreneurs Ryan Seelbach and Eric Lund. The two-story space at 715 Florida Ave., Northwest is being built from scratch in a 1920’s-era brick structure, originally a Federal Life Insurance building.

Edit Lab at Streetsense (Red Hen, Daikaya) is behind the classic-industrial look of the entry-level bar and dining area, and 120-person beer garden above. Guests on the first floor will find two and four-person booths and seated tables, surrounded by the building’s original brick walls and wood ceiling beams. The roof deck will be accented with hanging and potted plants around a horseshoe-shaped bar, and will be partially covered with a canopy system. Removable windows allow for year-round eating and drinking with an outdoor feel.

Check out their menu here.

Now hiring so standby for an opening date.

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1322 9th Street, NW

In other beer garden news the spot that was planned from the owners of Garden District and Etto is no longer coming to 9th Street/Naylor Court. Thanks to a reader for passing on a note making rounds in the neighborhood:

We received a note this morning announcing that the applicants for the proposed beer garden on 9th Street had withdrawn their request for a liquor license and were walking away from the project. The protest hearing before ABRA scheduled for tomorrow has therefore been cancelled. (more…)


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1240 Mt. Olivet Road, NE

The liquor license placard for Bolder Beer Garden says:

“New Beer Garden with a Total Occupancy Load of 99 to include up to 20 patrons inside premises and up to 79 on the Summer Garden. Entertainment Endorsement.”

Updates when they get closer to opening.

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next door the Mount Olivet Cemetery:

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across the street from this great liquor sign:

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A few blocks away from the Bardo beer garden:

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1200 Bladensburg Road, NE


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920 Girard Street, NE

You remember that crazy bathroom?

From Right Proper:

“Quick update. We will be opening the doors of Right Proper Brewing Company: Brookland Production House & Tasting Room on December 3rd.”

On Saturday they tweeted word about a preview:

“SURPRISE again! Tasting room at Right Proper Brookland Production House open today from 1PM – 5PM tours every hour beging at 1:30 PM”

Starting Dec. 3rd hours will be – 5-9pm Thursday & Friday and 1-9pm Saturday & Sunday. If you missed the sneak preview you can take a look inside here.


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1717 Connecticut Ave, NW

From a press release:

“A little over two years since opening in October of 2013, The Mediterranean Way Gourmet Market located in Dupont Circle, announces it has added Mediterranean sourced beer and wine to their product offering. The market best known for its olive oil and balsamic vinegar bar, now offers the largest selection of Greek wine and beer in DC. Their product offering also includes selections from France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Cyprus, Lebanon, Israel and plan to add selections from a few other countries. (more…)


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1924 8th Street, NW

Glen’s Garden Market has also applied for a liquor license that says:

“New cafe will be a communal eating space. Market and café will sell locally made beer and wine for on and off premise consumption. Total Occupancy Load is 86. Sidewalk Café with 51 seats.”

With hours listed as Sunday through and Saturday 8 am – 10 pm.

T-26 days as they say.

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150 M Street, NE

From an email:

“Fall is definitely here and the Wunder Garten team is planning to close out the season with a last big bash on Friday, November 13, from 3 PM to close. We hope you can come by to raise a pint to a great first season with your favorite bar tenders and our friends from REI. Music, drink specials, giveaways, and prizes abound. Our last day of operation this year will be Saturday, November 14 (2 PM to close).

Until we close down, Wunder Garten will be open every day (weather permitting) serving German beers and regional microbrews.”


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