399 Morse Street, NE photos courtesy Stellina Pizzeria

From a press release:

Stellina Pizzeria, the acclaimed Neapolitan-style pizzeria, is thrilled to announce the expansion of its popular Union Market location, which has nearly doubled in size. The expansion (which took over the former Shouk space) includes a newly constructed 28-seat bar and an additional 32 seats available on the seasonal outdoor patio, bringing the total seating capacity to 127. (more…)



1614 Wisconsin Ave, NW previously home to Jaco Taco

“Dear PoPville,

Looks like Oki Bowl in Georgetown might be moving up the street, their old location is under plastic and their sign is up on the old Jaco space a few doors north. Either that or they’re moving into temporary digs while they renovate. Their website says next available pickup for online orders is January 31.”

The move will be permanent: (more…)



2301 M Street, NW (previously home to a SoulCycle) photo by Scott Suchman

From a press release:

“Life Alive Organic Cafe, Boston area’s wildly popular mission-driven brand known for its “Eat Positive. Live Positive.” philosophy, is excited to announce the grand opening of its first cafe in Washington, D.C. Located in the city’s lively West End neighborhood at 2301 M St NW, the cafe will open its doors at 7:00 a.m. on Tuesday, January 28 as the first location outside of Massachusetts––marking a significant milestone in the brand’s rapid growth. (more…)



2nd and Kennedy Street, NW

Thanks to Michelle for sending the update on Idido’s Coffee & Social House:

“I think they opened over the weekend. Just got a latte and some banana bread this morning. It’s cute, though maybe not as cute as La Coop. Definitely an asset for this section of Kennedy. I can see myself working there sometimes.”

Check out their menu here.

They’ve posted a liquor license placard too: (more…)



751 Wharf Street, SW

“Pink Tiger is a sophisticated and playful restaurant nestled on the waterfront at The Wharf in Washington, DC. Led by Executive Chef Joseph Castro, we offer a creative blend of American flair and Asian fare, crafting a dining experience that’s both familiar and unexpected—what we like to call the best of both worlds.

We believe life is an adventure and dining should be fun. We effortlessly blend beautiful food, exciting beverage options, music, and social touches to present an interesting and warm atmosphere.”

Thanks to Sam for sending: “Fun note, the sign says “American Fare, Asian Flare”, but the menu is basically all Asian plus a burger. (more…)


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