1817 7th Street, NW photo by Shaughn Cooper

Thanks to all who’ve been emailing and messaging us updates about the old Uprising Muffin space.

“Broccoli Bar is a place to gather.
A place to share ideas. To inspire change.
For those interested in not just change, but in crafting that change.
A place to eat. A place to drink. A place to think.
Broccoli Bar is no one thing. It’s not for any one people. Not for the like minded or the short sighted. It’s not a defined space, because you haven’t defined it yet.
Broccoli Bar is a Broccoli City and &pizza joint.”

From Broccoli Bar:

Opening to the public 10/26, Broccoli Bar is a joint &pizza/Broccoli City collaborative bar venue in Shaw that will serve as a gathering place to bring people together over ideas, cocktails, good music and pizza.


photo by Shaughn Cooper

The bar menu features an &pizza counter where guests can choose from &pizza’s classic “Hits,” breakfast pies, and an exclusive Broccoli Bar pie – Mad Cheddar, &pizza’s take on a broccoli cheddar soup pie featuring shredded cheddar, mozzarella and broccoli atop a cheddar beer sauce.

The space will also host a range of monthly programming, free of cost, for the local community including: (more…)



723 8th Street, SE

Ed. Note: From an email:

Valor is a by veterans, for veterans concept with most of the location open we are still setting up the brewery side of things. However our kitchen and craft cocktail program are ready to go!”

From a press release:

“Ryan Hackney, better known for his chicken and burgers, brings his whimsical fall/winter menu to Valor Brewpub. In keeping with the veteran concept, Hackney has also secured a partnership with local farmer and veteran,Keith McNeal of FoodLoveFarm who also specializes in sustainable seasonal vegetables. We promise you will want to eat all of your vegetables with our duck fat carrots, blistered cauliflower bucatini, and smoked kale “collard greens.” (more…)



2029 P Street, NW

Ah this is magnificent. Last week a reader noted the new paint job at old Kabob House spot (and the original Pizzeria Paradiso location) on P Street. ChiKo here we come:

Over the summer the Washington Business Journal reported:

“ChiKo, the super-popular Chinese and Korean restaurant that opened about a year ago on Barracks Row, is coming to Dupont Circle.

The restaurant aims to open by the end of the year.”

STAY TUNED.

Ed. Note: Don’t sleep on Obelisk next door either, I still love that place!



Photo by PoPville Flickr user Erin

From a press release:

“On November 5, ARC THE.HOTEL (824 New Hampshire Ave NW) will unveil the final phase of its Foggy Bottom location with an exciting new culinary concept, Notti 824.

The redesigned farm-to-table restaurant concept boasts simple dining that’s both fresh and locally sourced within a quaint dining experience. Guests will enjoy thoughtfully prepared tapas and entrees paired with a curated wine list, all set against a cozy backdrop complete with wooden table tops, earthy stone and warm tones. Notti 824, which also features a beautifully landscaped courtyard for al fresco dining, will launch with a breakfast and dinner rollout, with plans to eventually launch lunch in the future. (more…)


Thanks to Dan for sending:

“Per the AdMo Heights‘ amenities site, a “brand new restaurant concept from the owners of Tail Up Goat” is coming to the ground floor space at 1777 Columbia Road NW.”

The Washington Post reported:

“At Reveler’s Hour, which will open next summer — “D.C. permitting permitting,” Tyler jokes — the bar will be front and center, with a larger choice of draft beers, vermouth cocktails and a “fun and irreverent” selection of wines by the glass that might be based around a certain grape varietal or favorite movies.”

STAY TUNED.

Man o man, remember when this was Payless? Avignone Freres Bakery?



1990 M Street, NW

That was fast! The former Pizza Hut space has already been transformed. Thanks to Leah, Mona, and Ben for sending the news that Kung Fu Tea and Tang (Noodle Soup) have opened Next door to Nagomi Izakaya.

Kung Fu Tea opened their first D.C. location in Georgetown last year. You can see their menu here and story here.

Peep Tang’s menu after the jump. (more…)


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