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1723 Connecticut Ave, NW

Thanks to @BarredinDC for tweeting us the news:

“Salty Dog Tavern Set to Open in Dupont to Replace Black Fox Lounge”

I stopped by on Sunday and indeed their new awning is already up:

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Black Fox Lounge closed back on Jan. 1st. Updates on Salty Dog Tavern when more is known.

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UPDATE from the Washington Post. Confirmed for early summer.

A tipster says yes. In that row just south of the Dupont North metro exit where the Sweetgreen, ShopHouse and Burger joint are. If true this would be the 2nd Beefsteak, following the one in Foggy Bottom. You can read about the “vegetable-focused fast casual restaurant” here.

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1630 Connecticut Avenue, NW

Update from a press release:

“San Francisco Bay Area based clothing retailer Fillmore & 5th has announced the location of its sixth boutique, opening today in Washington DC’s historic Dupont Circle at 1630 Connecticut Avenue, NW.

The store will be open every day from 11am to 7pm. Consignors have the option to make an appointment to bring in items during buying hours or leave pieces at the store for valuation and a follow-up quote via email. Interested consignors may call (202) 627-2711to set up an appointment.”

This is in the 1600 block of Connecticut Ave, NW in the former frozen yogurt spot.

Fillmore & 5th’s website says:

“FILLMORE & 5TH is a designer consignment boutique specializing in highly coveted clothing and accessories for women and men at a fraction of the original retail price. Customers can expect to find timeless Louis Vuitton and Chanel pieces alongside favorite basics from J. Crew and Tory Burch on the carefully curated racks. Consign the designer clothes, bags and shoes that no longer speak to your unique style, making room in your closet for something new. Whether consigning or shopping, you’ll receive impeccable service from our highly knowledgeable staff, trained to price your items for the best return and quickest sale.”

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Photo by PoPville flickr user Jacques Arsenault

From an email:

“FRESHFARM Markets farmers markets start reopening and going to regular season hours starting April 1 – 5 at Foggy Bottom, Penn Quarter and Dupont Circle. A full schedule of the markets opening dates, plus hours, location:

APRIL

Foggy Bottom – 10th Anniversary
April 1 – November 25

Wednesdays, 3 p.m. – 7 p.m.
23rd and I St , NW Walkway

Penn Quarter
April 2 – December 17

Thursdays, 3 p.m. – 7 p.m.
North end of 8th Street, NW, between D St. and E St., NW

Dupont Circle
January 3 – March 29: 10:00 a.m. – 1 p.m.
April 5 – December 27: 8:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Sundays, Year-round
20th St., NW between Massachusetts Ave. and Connecticut Ave., in the adjacent parking of PNC Bank

by the White House
April 9 – November 19

Thursdays, 11 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
810 Vermont Ave., NW (between H St. and I St., NW)

H Street, NE
April 18 – December 19

Saturdays, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
13th and H St., NE

MAY

Union Market
May 3 – TBD

Sundays, Time: 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
500 block of Neale Street, NE

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May 5 – October 27

Tuesdays, 11 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Need new location info

Mount Vernon Triangle
May 16 – October 31

Saturdays, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
5th K Street, NW


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Washington DC Snowball Fight Association:

“Dupont Circle Park is where it all began five years ago. We wanted to kick off our 2014/15 season over there last month, but were thwarted by National Park Service snow plows. This time, If we can somehow keep those plows from churning up the anticipated fresh snow – then let’s go! Prepare to defend OR assault the Fountain at 5:30pm on Thursday, March 5th. Which side you’re on, is totally up to you. See you in the Circle!”


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1300 Connecticut Ave, NW

A reader reports:

“Riccardi Clothier (1300 Connecticut) appears to be going out of business. It looks like a nice store, so I’m sad for them. But I will not miss the TERRIFYING moving advertising mannequin they have out front. Seriously, this thing scares the heck out of me, and I see it at least twice a day. I’ve never understood it, since it doesn’t seem in line with the pleasant professional style of the store.”

Ed. Note: Riccardi Clothier moved from Georgetown to southern Dupont back in 2012.


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