Restaurants

Tango Pastry Opening on H Street, NE!

By Prince Of Petworth


408 H Street, NE

From a press release:

“Tango Pastry by Argentine Chef is opening its doors at 408 H Street Northeast to bring classic, Argentine-style baked goods and comfort food to the H Street Corridor.

Chef Katriel Menendez, from Cordoba, Argentina, brings 22 years of culinary experience and a passion for Argentine cuisine and culture to this venture. Having opened Tango Pastry by Argentine Chef in Alexandria, Virginia in 2022, and Tango Pastry Cafe in Vienna, Virginia in 2023, Chef Katriel is thrilled to bring scratch-made Argentine delicacies to the nation’s capital.

Tango Pastry’s menu includes many Argentine classics, such as: (more…)

Joia Burger opening 2nd location in former Z Burger/All About Burger space this Wednesday, Uyghur Restaurant Next Door Under New Management!

By Prince Of Petworth


2414 Wisconsin Ave, NW previously home to Z Burger/All About Burger

From Joia Burger:

“It’s official. Joia Burger Glover Park opens this Wednesday, April 9, at 5PM‼️ Can’t wait to open our doors to this amazing community — see you all very soon!”

Incidentally, next door: (more…)

And in case you didn’t scroll down the below post, Botiwalla, from the Chai Pani folks, coming to Upton Place in Tenleytown!!

By Prince Of Petworth


4000 Wisconsin Avenue, NW at Upton

Botiwalla — Chai Pani Restaurant Group’s fast-casual concept with four other locations — will also debut in D.C. at Upton Place.

I’m told: “Botiwalla is a celebration of India’s late night street food scene – with its craveworthy chaats and sizzling grilled meats. There’s a good bit of crossover on Chai Pani and Botiwalla menus…we’re hoping to open by the end of the year.” (more…)

“When is Lou’s coming back??” Sorry to say there are currently no plans to reopen.

By Prince Of Petworth


1400 Irving Street, NW opened here back in 2011.

Well I’ve been putting this off because I’ve been hoping for a miracle. In January we posted that “Lou’s City Bar has been closed for a few weeks for a “winter refresh” in Columbia Heights. Hopefully only temporary and not “temporary”…”. Turns out it was “temporary” aka permanent despite best efforts. (more…)

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