courtesy Bistro Du Jour
Bistro Cocktail and Wine (PDF)
From an email:
“Bistro Du Jour finally opened today at the Wharf. The all day Parisian bistro will be open for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner bringing a touch of Paris to DC’s Waterfront. (more…)
3206 O Street, NW via Georgetown Main Street
Check out their menu here.
Thanks to Georgetown Main Street for letting us know:
“Masala Street Indian Food opened at 3206 O St NW in the former Pica Taco space next to Insomnia Cookies. (more…)
Outside Residents Cafe on the 18th Street. Their website says:
“Tucked away in the heart of Dupont Circle, in Washington D.C., Residents is a charming cafe & bar offering Washingtonians and travelers an exquisite indoor and outdoor dining and cocktail experience. The name Residents stems from our founders who were once immigrants and became Residents of this wonderful country and incredible city. We hope our guests become residents of Residents!
Residents offers a casual-chic cocktail and dining experience with a keen focus on high-quality, seasonal ingredients. We believe less is more and offer a cocktail and dining experience patrons won’t soon forget. Residents is a multi-sensory experience that involves all five senses: vision, touch, sound, smell, and taste. To include curated house playlists throughout the day and into the night. We skillfully use greenery to create a stunning and perfect ambiance with a beautiful array of plants. We can’t wait to see you.”
Truly Magnificent: (more…)
18th and California Street, NW
Thanks to Joan for sending: “work has started on Alfresco Tap and Grill at 18th and California.” (more…)
2475 18th Street, NW
That was fast! D Light has opened in the former cafe space in the former Songbyrd space on 18th Street. (more…)
The liquor license placard for Miss Toya’s Southern Cajun Kitchen says:
“The Establishment will be a full-service restaurant offering Creole-style food. Total Occupancy
Load is 100 with seating for 60 inside premises. The licensee is also requesting an Entertainment
Endorsement to provide live entertainment.”
212 7th Street, SE formerly Acqua al 2
Thanks to Patricia for sending word: “Harvest Tide Steak, Seafood and Artisan Pizza has opened across from the Eastern market.”
Harvest Tide’s website says:
“WE ARE NOW OPEN!!! (more…)
2400 14th Street, NW
From a press release:
“On October 30th, 2021, Spot of Tea will host a grand opening celebration of their new permanent location at 2400 14th St NW. Founded back in 2017 as a staple of the D.C. farmer’s market circuit, Spot of Tea has spent the past two years serving one-of-a-kind tea flavors and boba out of their NoMa location. Their mission is to create a warm and inviting community of boba-ristas and tea-drinkers, in addition to serving delicious drinks. Spot of Tea will be building on this community-centered vision at their new location.
To celebrate their opening, Spot of Tea will be donating all profits on October 30th and October 31st to four DC-based non-profits centered around the different components that support a thriving community. All customers will be able to choose which of the following non-profits they would like to donate their purchase to: (more…)
photo by Elaine Filadelfo
Thanks to Elaine for the important reminder: “I love Greek Deli & Kostas so much” (more…)
2479 18th Street, NW
Last week we learned that Akira had been closed for a few weeks. Turns out they’re becoming a new called NISHIKI serving Ramen, Poke and probably sushi. Stay tuned for a menu and an opening date.
