
After 10 years it looks like the ridiculous Timberland Policy at Heaven & Hell many be no more. About time.

2327 18 Street, NW

After 10 years it looks like the ridiculous Timberland Policy at Heaven & Hell many be no more. About time.

2327 18 Street, NW

Thanks to Sarah for sending:
“Note the straps tied to the trees, holding the ladder. Alley between Calvert and Biltmore.”

2309 18th Street, NW
Cuba Cuba continues to get more interesting.
“DC based urban wear and action sports brand. Unique and different. We Follow Our Hearts. Not Trends. All of our products are made in USA.”
You can read more about Spacycloud Lounge here.
Ed. Note: And if you’re square like me you can read about CBD here.

“Dear PoPville,
A woman in my building (The Argonne, 1629 Columbia Rd NW), Ginger, lost everything this weekend when her sweet bulldog, Chacha, managed to trip a burner on her stove while trying to get trash on the counter. Chacha died in the fire, and all of Gingers stuff is completely gone. I didn’t know Ginger well, but almost everyone in our building knew her puppy since she would literally stop walking when she saw someone in our lobby and wait until they petted her.
I can’t imagine losing all your stuff AND your pet. To help her, some friends of hers have set up a go fund me page here.”
Update Working Fire 1600 block Columbia Road NW. Fire 7th floor Apt. in large 8 story Apt. building. Residents evacuated. No injuries reported. pic.twitter.com/mTuTZqHYI6
— DC Fire and EMS (@dcfireems) March 25, 2018

So, in years past some folks have been outraged whenever anyone used AdMo for Adams Morgan. Have things changed in 2018 – is AdMo now a legit abbreviation? How ’bout CoHi for Columbia Heights? To the polls!!

I can’t believe I forgot to mention this when we spoke about the “death waiting to happen”.
AdMo Heights’ website says:
“Brand new Adams Morgan apartments opening SUMMER 2018!
With smart and stylish attention to detail, AdMo Heights offers luxury living paired with the lifestyle of the diverse and energetic Adams Morgan. A Northwest DC neighborhood in the heart of it all, where you can explore everything this dynamic neighborhood has to offer. (more…)

Thanks to Liz for sending:
“Walked by the 7/11 on Columbia Rd and noticed this. I wondered if it’s actually closed for remodeling or “closed for remodeling.” It could certainly use a refresh so this may be legit but thought I’d point it out. Taxi drivers will revolt if this 7/11 closes!”

19th and Columbia Road, NW technically 1900 Wyoming Ave, NW

1917 18th St NW courtesy a Chateau
Ed. Note: This is the former City2Cafe space.
“At a Chateau we offer fine wine, spirits, and burgers. We invite you and your loved ones to join us so we may toast together to this journey we take…!”
Check out their menu here (including a a Tater Tot Salad!!).

courtesy a Chateau

From Las Canteras:
“Las Canteras Peruvian Restaurant in Adams Morgan has closed and the owners are conducting a sell-off of equipment and accoutrements this week.
The public sale will be this week, Tues-Thur,- 1-6 pm at 2307 18th Street, NW, basement.
Seriously interested buyers who can not come in those hours should e-mail Gary, a co-owner, at [email protected] to set up an appointment. Everything must go this week. They can also text Eddy, also a co-owner, at 202-499-8607.
Here’s a partial list of items for sale: (more…)

“Dear PoPville,
As seen on 18th and Columbia Road, NW.
You’ll notice that the covered pathway on the sidewalk below is…well…not fully covered. I don’t know what they had to gain from taking out the middle section (which, up until a few weeks ago, was there for months and months). It’s terrifying to walk under and such a hazard!”

1781 Florida Ave, NW
From a press release:
“After more than 10 years in the Adams Morgan neighborhood, Counter Culture Coffee is re-opening its D.C. Training Center in a new space located at 1781 Florida Avenue NW.
The spacious street-level facility neighbors a few of the specialty coffee company’s partners.
“We look forward to sharing our new location in Adams Morgan with our great coffee partners and coffee lovers,” said Brett Smith, president of the North Carolina-based company. “It is now much easier to experience Counter Culture Coffee in D.C., and we are excited to continue being part of a great coffee community.”

courtesy Counter Culture Coffee
Counter Culture Training Centers act as experiential gathering places for everyone from expert baristas to novice coffee enthusiasts to learn about coffee. (more…)