1201 Half Street, SE photos by Nina Palazzolo

Beresovsky’s Deli opened here on Monday.

Hello:

And equally important have a look at the menu: Read More

2605 Connecticut Ave, NW

Thanks to Daphney for sending from Woodley Park: “If $1 sushi HH dies, I might die too”

Sign says: Read More

1926 17th Street, NW previously home to Three-Fifty Bakery

Thanks to Fred for sending the latest from Childhood Cafe. I passed by the other day and they looked real close to opening: Read More

819 Upshur Street, NW

From an email:

“San Matteo is launching brunch this Saturday April 6th. The menu is Italian- inspired, featuring some new dishes and some nostalgic classics. Read More

6810 Cameron Drive, NW

From a press release:

“D.C. restaurateurs Trent Allen, Robin Webb, Chris Powers, and Josh Saltzman are back with a new flagship project at The Parks at Walter Reed. These familiar faces from The Midlands Beer Garden and Ivy & Coney are reuniting to create another beloved neighborhood establishment along the Georgia Avenue corridor.

Located in the heart of the historic campus and next to the Great Lawn and dog park, the upcoming project will revitalize the historic mechanic shop and adjacent plaza. The as-yet-unnamed concept will be a casual restaurant with a beautiful 6,000 ft² patio, designed to be a welcoming space for everyone. Read More

3217 Georgia Ave, NW

AKA Omari’s Music Bar and Agave Lounge: Read More

1253 H Street, NE

“Dear PoPville,

I wanted to add 4 delicious vegetarian-friendly restaurants to “that list of good spots active on H Street”:

Pow Pow
Tony’s
Sicky Rice
Toki Underground”

Original list of good spots active on H Street: Read More

Thanks to Matt for sending this masterpiece from SakuSaku (4200 Wisconsin Ave, NW). And that’s not all: Read More

“Dear PoPville,

Wanted to share what in my humble opinion is hands-down the best lunch deal in DC: Taco Tuesday at Ruben’s in Dupont. All tacos are $1.99, and they don’t skimp on the fillings. Read More

Thanks to Andy for sending: “Mari Vanna space becoming Darvish by Massoud A” Read More