
2005 18th Street, NW
DC Pizza & Kabob opened here back in 2018. Meat in a Box opened here before them in 2013. And before that the previous tenant was home to Absolute Pizza Kabab.
Positronics Medical Cannabis Retailer coming: (more…)

2005 18th Street, NW
DC Pizza & Kabob opened here back in 2018. Meat in a Box opened here before them in 2013. And before that the previous tenant was home to Absolute Pizza Kabab.
Positronics Medical Cannabis Retailer coming: (more…)

2008 18th Street, NW
That was pretty fast. The Peking Garden transformation into the Amazing Chicken Paradise is complete! (more…)

2453 18th Street, NW
Good news from The Diner:
“THE WAIT IS OVER. 👑🍔 WE’RE BACK—starting 1/12, we’re officially 24/7…again! That’s right, pancakes at midnight, burgers at sunrise, and bottomless coffee anytime you want it.” (more…)

2008 18th Street, NW
Did somebody say The Amazing Chicken Paradise? You are in luck: “Rotisserie Chicken, Wings, Seafood & Mexican Grill” is coming: (more…)

1630 Columbia Road, NW via google
Thanks to S. (and others for sending) the sad news from Meli: (more…)

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…)

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…)