From the DowntownDC BID:
“On March 14, the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) began enforcing three Drug Free Zones in the District, one of which impacts downtown D.C. Read More
509 7th Street, NW
“Dear PoPville,
We just got less than 24hour notice from SPB Hospitality that District chophouse is closing Read More
675 I Street, NW
Thanks to Jon for sending: “I noticed Tipsy Scoop in Chinatown had their grand opening this weekend (in the former Killer ESP location).”
Tipsy Scoop’s website says:
“The newest Tipsy Scoop Barlour Read More
From an email:
“Dos Toros Taqueria offers four flavorful burrito options available daily from 7:30 am to 10:30 am.
Rise & Roll Breakfast Menu: Read More
900 7th Street, NW (previously home to Ping Pong Dim Sum)
From an email:
“We wanted to thank you all for supporting our big move from Baltimore to D.C. dating back to the original planned opening date in 2020, and again when it finally happened in 2022. All of our efforts were full heartedly put into this project and it is with great sorrow to announce that our doors have officially closed in Chinatown.
On behalf of our wonderful Howl D.C. staff, we will truly miss the family and Wolfpack we have built within the community here. Read More
“Dear PoPville,
Wanted to give a heads up to folks. Not sure if this is a new trend starting but as I was walking up the escalator from the green line level tonight (Wed.), I passed by a group of young people. About a third of the way up, I felt something hit the back of my head with a good amount of force. Read More
777 I Street, NW
Taco Bamba’s PR shares via email: “Taco Bamba is no longer returning to the Chinatown space.”
Earlier this month WBJ Read More
601 F Street, NW
First Mayor Bowser tweeted: “We intend to keep our end of the bargain and enforce the leases with Monumental that require the Wizards and Capitals to play at the arena through 2047 and the Mystics to play in Congress Heights through 2037.
If Monumental goes ahead and breaks its leases, the short-term impact will be tough, not only on the neighborhood, but on our entire city. But let me be clear: The city owns the land under the Capital One Arena and will own the building, should Monumental Sports break its lease.”
Monumental then tweeted: “We’ve been clear w/ @MayorBowser that we will honor agreements to play at the arenas. Caps & Wiz have the right to pay off the bond in 2027 & end the COA lease early – MSE plans to exercise that right. And the Mystics will play at ESA through 2037 (unless city agrees otherwise).” Read More
Photo by angela n.
From MPD:
“On Sunday, February 11, 2024, the Chinese New Year Celebration will take place in the District of Columbia. In conjunction with this event, there will be parking restrictions and street closures that motorists should take into consideration: Read More
808 7th Street, NW
Could it be enough to sway Mr. Leonsis to keep the Wizards and Caps here?!?! Read More