3419 Connecticut Ave, NW
Highlands Tavern coming to the left and MOGA Doner House coming to the right – The Mr. Chen’s space should be next… What do you think would work well there? What would you love to see there?
Stay tuned all around.
Cleveland Park
3421 Connecticut Ave, NW
Thanks to Kevin for sending us the scoop:
“Coming Soon signs being posted for Highlands Tavern where Cleveland Park Bar & Grill used to be.”
Ryan also writes: (more…)
3505 Connecticut Ave, NW
Ed. Note: Tigi Salon in left of photo has also closed.
Thanks to all who messaged us: “that the Target in Cleveland Park (there was a time – ish) is set to close on November 1” (more…)
3310 Connecticut Ave, NW
Closed Monday Aug. 25th through Saturday, Sept. 6 for air conditioner repairs: (more…)
3433 Connecticut Avenue, NW
“Dear PoPville,
I walk by Thai Love/Isaan Thai Classic every day multiple times and always expect a new sign. Today I was not disappointed.” (more…)
3417 Connecticut Ave, NW
“So Turkish, So Delicious STAY TUNED”
Thanks to Zach, Amy, Brina and Vienna and for sending: “Moga Doner House coming soon to Cleveland Park in the old Al Volo space” (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
I wanted to write to you to see if anyone else has experienced the new parking scheme at Sam’s Park n’ Ride in Cleveland Park. I went to pull into the lot the other day, and it said “just pull through” with no ticket to pull. I did so, and it looks like I had signed up for Metropolitan parking in the past, so it didn’t prompt me to sign up like the signs say to do. I drove out per the “just drive out” sign, and was hit with a parking charge of $26 for less than 15 minutes of parking. (more…)
A giraffe! Too good: (more…)
3228 Wisconsin Avenue, NW previously home to Cafe Deluxe
Thanks to all who sent word about Talea closing this past weekend. A couple of readers also sent an auction notice to liquidate their equipment. (more…)
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3504 Connecticut Avenue, NW
“Cork Cleveland Park will have 20 seats in its street-level wine bar and retail area, a mezzanine-level tasting room with an additional 15 seats for wine classes, tastings, and private events, as well as storefront outdoor seating for 8. Gross and Pitts tapped acclaimed local DC firm, Gronning Architects (who also worked on Cork 14th and Cork Spring Valley), to curate the layout and design of the new project.” (more…)