
Thanks to Tom for the Connecticut Avenue Deckover update, just north of Dupont Circle: “Concrete pouring/paving to begin soon on CT Ave cover/lid. The “Bidwell 4800” tool has arrived and it’s on its rails/track.” (more…)

Thanks to Tom for the Connecticut Avenue Deckover update, just north of Dupont Circle: “Concrete pouring/paving to begin soon on CT Ave cover/lid. The “Bidwell 4800” tool has arrived and it’s on its rails/track.” (more…)
1605 Connecticut Ave, NW
Thanks to Dave for the update:
“When I went to Pure Green’s Dupont location the day before temporarily closing (1630 Connecticut Ave NW), the employees said they were moving across the street on Connecticut Ave NW (but did not confirm the address).
I assumed it was going in the old Zeleno space at 1605 Connecticut, (more…)
1610 20th Street, NW just off Connecticut Ave
“Classic British pub in a location that has hosted Bruce Springsteen, The Ramones, Rolling Stones, the Who. Imbibe the history with the food and drink!”
Thanks to Rudi for sending: “Step Childe Harold‘s sign is covered. Not optimistic.”
Ed. Note: From the sign to the left side of the photo above it looks like Sabai (Thai-Lao) will be taking over the space.
Stay tuned.

Thanks to Alex for sending earlier this week: “18th and swann and looks like 18th and Willard. (more…)
1630 Connecticut Ave, NW at R Street. Opened here in 2024.
“Pure Green Dupont Circle
Smoothie & Juice Bar
💚Cold- Pressed Juices🥤, Smoothies & more!”
From an email:
“Pure Green Dupont Circle is closing August 16, but we’re not going far! We’ll be reopening in the neighborhood in the coming weeks.”
Stay tuned for more info on the new location.
1825 M Street, NW
A massive week of sign news continues.
Back in January, jeeze it’s been a minute hasn’t it?, we broke the news that the GM from Across The Pond would be opening Dupont Public House in the old Sign of the Whale space. They were hoping to open up for the World Cup but that obviously didn’t happen so it’s nice to see some progress with the new signage up! (more…)

2153 P Street, NW previously home to Duffy’s and before them to Thai Pho Bistro, (also named at points Saigon Bistro Pho and EurAsian)
Ed. Note: Chicago pizza officially trending in DC!
“La Merna
Chicago style tavern and pizzeria in DuPont Circle.
House made cheese, pasta, cocktails and fine foods.”
Thanks to Sam for sending: “La Merna on P Street soft open this weekend and fully open next week.” (more…)

1919 M Street, NW
From District Taco:
“District Taco is bringing a bold new experience to Dupont Circle with the launch of the Mezcaleria, an elevated mezcal and tequila bar located inside its flagship Dupont restaurant.
Inspired by the vibrant flavors, traditions, and hospitality of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, Mezcaleria transforms District Taco into a destination for agave enthusiasts, adventurous drink lovers, and anyone looking for a unique night out in Washington, D.C. (more…)

1537 17th Street, NW
“Dear PoPville,
Can you find out about who’s doing the gutting and remodel of Trio’s and Fox & Hounds?” (more…)

1200 18th Street, NW photo courtesy The Davis Companies
All the info on the planned 166 units of living space conversion, as well as more on Bistro Français coming to the ground floor, from a press release:
“Boston-based real estate investment, development, and management firm The Davis Companies (Davis) today announced the new name of its office-to-residential conversion development, Dimora Dupont (Dimora). Located in Dupont Circle at 1200 18th Street NW, the property is the latest office-to-residential conversion in the region and will pay homage to its history as the Ring Building through a maintained façade as it is repurposed as top-quality living space.
Derived from the Italian word for home, the name Dimora signifies heritage and intentionality, signaling a deliberate identity transformation. The building’s former office spaces will become a blend of residential, community, and retail spaces to welcome both new residents and existing community members as they engage with the area’s vibrant social scene. In its next chapter, Dimora will build on its history as a fixture in Dupont Circle to bring new energy to the neighborhood as it evolves as a destination for locals and visitors alike. (more…)