2311 Calvert Street, NW
Thanks to Maggie for sending: “Logo and hours posted for Thai and Time Again in Woodley Park! Any news on an opening date?” (more…)
Restaurants
3126 12th Street, NE at Jackson Street, NE
From an email:
“In celebration of Banned Book Week, neighborhood restaurant Brookland’s Finest is offering curated Book & Beer pairings through Saturday, September 24th. Each of the restaurant’s ten local drafts have been thoughtfully paired with a frequently banned book and diners are encouraged to pick up reading material from the restaurant’s Little Free Library, which is currently stocked with banned books as a part of a partnership with Flying Dog Brewery.
Banned Book & Beer Pairings (more…)
3418 11th Street, NW
Thanks to Ethan and Robert for sending: “something is already in the works to replace Ossobuco”
“I guess a new Mexican restaurant? Are the people who ran Ossobucco just pivoting to a different cuisine?” (more…)
1901 C Street, SE
Duffy’s currently has a location in Dupont (previously near 9:30 club and on H Street, NE.) The liquor license placard for the Hill East location says: (more…)
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3523 12th Street, NE via The Runaway
Thanks to Chelsea for passing on the menu from The Runaway: (more…)
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From an email:
“Guests can expect affordable menu items like Shrimp Chips ($3) and Spiced Peanuts ($5) made with anchovy, chili and lime leaf along with unique offerings like Sai Krok Isaan ($13), a Northern Thai dish which Chef James Wozniak first discovered on a trip to Bangkok 12 years ago; the Thirsty Crow iteration is made with house-made sour sausages stuffed with ground pork, sweet rice, garlic, and lemongrass. Other dishes include Char Siu Wings ($14), grilled and basted chicken wings prepared in a classic Cantonese marinade which is used traditionally used to make barbecue pork, and Beef Rendang Croquetas, a breaded and fried beef rendang and potato mixture served with a simple aioli of nutmeg and lemon. (more…)
1836 18th Street, NW
Paper has come down from the windows at Vagabond: “Featuring food and drinks from our favorite beach travel destinations around the world”
Some sweet sneak peeks here: (more…)
7th and Q Street, NW
Thanks to Johnny for sending a sneak peek inside the Ambar coming to Shaw yesterday: (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
Any tips on what is going on with Little Serow? Just went to their website and it looks like they are “on hiatus” with no further explanation….please lord don’t let them be closing. This is some of the best food in DC.” (more…)
via carvingroom
“Dear PoPville,
I know I’m going to push a lot of buttons here, but as a Southern California girl who grew up eating a true Jewish Delicatessens, I’d hands down say one of the best pastrami Reuben’s in DC is at the carving room in NoMa.
Had to pass this along.”
Ed. Note: And my God does the pastrami poblano sandwich look good too: (more…)