
111 N Street, SE
Thanks to Meg for sending the Wonder coming soon signage in Navy Yard.
When the 14th Street location opened we learned that: (more…)

111 N Street, SE
Thanks to Meg for sending the Wonder coming soon signage in Navy Yard.
When the 14th Street location opened we learned that: (more…)

Spotted at Asia Nine: (more…)

1747 Pennsylvania Ave, NW previously home to the legendary Breadline (RIP)
Good news! On my last walkabout I spotted an employee of Wagshal’s who tells me that this “Grand Bodega” should be opening around the end September!! (more…)

1107 19th Street, NW at L Street
Well this is curious. Back in April we learned that DC Doner was coming to the old Dunkin space next door to the Wawa. I went to check on the opening status and noticed a new sign in the window: (more…)

1301 H Street, NE
“Welcome to Nanglo Restaurant & Bar, where vibrant spices and bold flavors come together in every dish. We specialize in modern Indian and Nepali cuisine—from rich curries and aromatic biryanis to momos, tandoori specials, and flavorful vegetarian options.”
The placard for NANGLO Modern Indian & Nepalese Cuisine says:
“The Establishment will be a restaurant serving Indian foods. (more…)

Wisconsin and Upton Place, NW
Speaking of Yu Noodles, Chopt, Botiwalla and Maison de Beaute – a Paris Baguette is also coming: (more…)

1065 5th Street, NW previously home to Sweetgreen
Thanks to Stephen for sending:
“They’ve been building out for a couple months now. Noticed that the for lease sticker is on. Can’t remember if that has always been there or if they backed out. Hopefully still coming.” (more…)

2001 18th Street, NW
Still crickets. So bizarre: (more…)

From a press release:
“Argentina’s acclaimed cocktail bar Florería Atlántico and its sister restaurant Brasero Atlántico have officially arrived in Washington, D.C., marking their U.S. debut in the historic Georgetown neighborhood. Guests can now experience the award-winning storytelling, world-class cocktails, and rustic open-fire cuisine that have captivated diners and drinkers in Buenos Aires, Barcelona, and Bahrain.
WHEN: Opening late August/Early September (more…)