Update: “MPD reports the police activity has cleared from 11th Street NW, between F and G Streets, and the associated road closures are now open.”

“Dear PoPville,

Several streets centering around 11th and G Street, NW are closed. Rumor from a guy nearby is a bomb threat (suspicious package), though police simply said “an incident.” (more…)



Connecticut and I Street, NW (that weird spot where 17th and Connecticut flip near the White House)

We first reported that Rosetta “the Italian Bakery” would be opening here back in November 2025. Was happy to see their doors now open!

Check out their menu here.

“Top-Rated Italian Bakery”

Hours and more info: (more…)


Ed. Note: Also EVERY SINGLE bar in town! Literally. Well not literally but gotta be over 90%!

From the Mayor’s Office:

“With the FIFA World Cup 2026 starting this week, Mayor Muriel Bowser today reminded residents that D.C. United’s United in Play Soccer Celebration—Washington, DC’s official gathering place and watch party for the world’s game this summer—begins this Friday, June 12 at Franklin Park in the heart of Downtown DC. A second soccer celebration comes the following weekend, June 19–21, at Tingey Plaza in Navy Yard. Both events are free and open to the public with advance registration. (more…)



2020 K Street, NW opened here in 1976

UPDATE – CONFIRMED by The Prime Rib:

“Yes, The Prime Rib™ at 2020 K Street NW will be closing this month. The last day of service will be June 17. While this corporation will be closing, The Prime Rib™ brand plans to remain a presence in DC with an anticipated new restaurant opening in late 2026.”

STAY TUNED.

Well this would be a big one. I’ve now heard this from a few tipsters but this is the first time I’ve heard an actual date:

“I heard Prime Rib on K is closing this location on the 17th of June. They’re allegedly moving…” (more…)



1776 K Street, NW

Check out their menus here.

From an email:

“Located on the corner of K Street NW within the new Tempo by Hilton Washington DC Downtown, Public Interest brings a modern brasserie experience to one of the most influential zip codes in the country. With its brass-accented interiors and beautiful city views, the restaurant offers the perfect backdrop for everything from morning coffee meetings to late-night cocktails.

From the PI Burger with Gruyère cheese, caramelized onions and fries to the Braised Lamb Shank with (more…)



rendering at 1000 H Street, NW

From an email:

Grand Hyatt Washington is opening a new dining concept, Oribu, on June 26, 2026.

Named after the Japanese word for olive, a symbol of nourishment and quiet strength, Oribu draws inspiration from the historic trade routes connecting Asia to the Mediterranean, blending Japanese culinary precision with Mediterranean richness. The interior mirrors this cultural journey with a curving rattan chandelier that guides guests from a Japanese-inspired bar through vibrant interiors evoking the Mediterranean coastline.”

More info: (more…)


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