2475 18th Street, NW
“Dear PoPville,
Did D—Light cafe change ownership? No more Ukrainian stuff posted, smaller menu…”
I stopped in on Saturday and was told that there is indeed a new owner.
Still good signs though: (more…)
Adams Morgan
1819 Columbia Road, NW
Thanks to A. for sending:
“One of the bartenders at Easy Tiger told me the former Johnny’s/Los Campaneros space on Columbia is now a private event space helmed by Lapis. (more…)
2451 18th Street, NW
Thanks to AA for sending:
“spotted this on 18th St.
Coming soon!”
STAY TUNED.
2471 18th Street, NW
From a press release:
“Legacy HiFi, the 18th street corridor’s newest bar, will open tonight, November 27, with affordable cocktails, a concise but delicious menu and a welcoming vibe. Led by partners Tim Slayton (a former lead bartender at Marvin), Tyler Stoe (Legacy DC Art Gallery) and Mathew Ramsey (of Pornburger fame), Legacy HiFi brings the Legacy brand – blending art, music, media and streetwear – into its next iteration: hospitality. The dimly-lit, hip, artsy and unique space features old-school TVs, a vintage soda machine, street art, and an elevated area for live music performances and weekly DJs. (more…)
In other development news – thanks to Terry for sending the update from 1650 Columbia Rd NW next to Federalist Pig.
OK. Alright. Density. Cool?
2471 18th Street, NW most recently home to Tight Five Pub and before them Smoke and Barrel and, of course, the long time home of Asylum before that
Yo!! Oh my goodness. I was lucky enough to catch one of Hi Fi‘s owners, Tyler (super cool guy, totally unpretentious, very very promising for this joint), on my Saturday walkabout and he invited me in for a little tour and chat. All I can say is that the Gods are kind once again because this place sounds absolutely awesome. If all goes well they should be soft opening on Wednesday (will update if any of that changes.) Here’s a very rough look of what’s to come (art by Tyler.) And yes there will be burgers (more…)
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Thanks to Alisa for sending the new pizza box receptacles from 18th Street, NW: (more…)
2004 18th Street, NW previously the longtime home to the Duplex Diner
Good news via Her Diner’s IG: (more…)
From an email:
“DC’s newest and possibly most ambitious record shops is now open seven days. Tiny Vinyl Shop (TVS) has expanded it’s hours, now open Monday through Thursday, 4-7pm, while maintaining the same Friday-Saturday, noon-8pm and Sunday, noon-6pm format. (more…)
1780 Florida Ave, NW
Thanks to John for sending the update on Keren: “Demolition for renovation permit for Keren issued in September” (more…)