
1829 Columbia Road, NW
“Dear PoPville,
Have you heard anything from anyone on the AdMo location of Astor??
Called and walked by a couple times that they should be open and things were dark this past weekend (and this afternoon). (more…)

1829 Columbia Road, NW
“Dear PoPville,
Have you heard anything from anyone on the AdMo location of Astor??
Called and walked by a couple times that they should be open and things were dark this past weekend (and this afternoon). (more…)

1005 U Street, NW
In the meantime check out the menu for the Georgia Ave location not to mention some Thanksgiving goodness.
The note from Oohh’s & Aahh’s: (more…)

1116 H Street, NE
Back in September we learned that Milk & Honey was coming to the original Taylor Gourmet space on H Street, NE. The new liquor license placard says: (more…)

2nd and Florida Ave, NW
From the Mayor’s Office:
“Today, as she kicked off DMV Black Restaurant Week, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced nearly $9 million in grants through the Food Access Fund to provide funding to food businesses to open new locations in Wards 7 and 8. Mayor Bowser included the $58 million initiative in her Fair Shot Budget with the goal of eradicating food deserts and creating employment opportunities and economic vibrancy.
“We have an incredible amount of entrepreneurial talent and creativity in DC, especially in our restaurant and foodservice industries – it’s just not equally distributed or equally funded. The Food Access Grants are going to change that,” said Mayor Bowser. “With this $58 million fund, we can bring DC favorites like HalfSmoke that currently operate in some of our most popular corridors on the west side of the city and support them in opening new locations in Wards 7 and 8. We can also support popular spots that are already in Wards 7 and 8, like MLK Deli, and make sure they have the resources necessary to expand and reach more Washingtonians. We already know that we have residents in every part of our city who are eager to support local businesses; the Food Access Grants are not only delivering more food options to Wards 7 and 8, they’re delivering new opportunities to stay local and shop local.”
The Food Access Fund recipients include: (more…)

Half and N Street, SE
Thanks to David for sending updated “pictures of the Silver Diner next to the Nats Park due to open this coming spring.” (more…)

3740 12th Street, NE
Thanks to David for sending: “Spotted a sign for a new restaurant in the former Pho 12 (RIP) storefront in on 12th St NE in Brookland! Appears to have the same logo as the one on 8th Street SE”
Check out their menu here and stay tuned for an opening date.

600 block of T Street/Florida Ave, NW
Harvey asks: “When are restaurants going to get rid of this? Embarrassing eyesore. used to be a nice open space too now it’s all fenced in. For me the main problem is not the pods but rather the enclosure and surveillance of semi public space in dc.”

1817 M Street, NW
Fava Pot has also applied for a liquor license which says: “A restaurant with a focus on fast, casual Egyptian street food with 10 seats and a Total Occupancy Load of 20.”
Update:

Fava Pot shares the good word on the opening date:
“We will officially be opening the door to our Dupont location (1817 M St NW) on Monday, November 8! (more…)

3210 Grace Street, NW courtesy Bakeshop
From a press release:
“Bakeshop brings its classic bakery treats across Key Bridge when it takes up residence this month in the Grace Street Collective just off of Wisconsin Avenue in Georgetown.
Bakeshop, which first opened in Arlington in 2010 and added a second location in Falls Church in 2019, is known for its delicious desserts which include vegan selections as well. (more…)

300 Tingey Street, SE courtesy Daikaya Group
From an email:
“Daikaya Group’s Hatoba, a Japanese-Hawaiian restaurant in Navy Yard, is throwing a pop up with Bark Barbecue this Saturday.
Dishes include a smoked brisket ramen and a twist on the classic Hawaiian plate lunch, this time with brisket, plus rice and mac salad. Happy hour drink prices start at noon. (more…)