This rental is located at 2401 H Street, NW:
The listing says:
“Great, Bright one bedroom in the heart of FOGGY BOTTOM. Walk to Metro, Georgetown, State Dept., World Bank, GWU and The Kennedy Center! All utilities included…best deal in DC! Good credit a must..this one will go fast! No parking included.”
This 1 bed/1 bath is going for $1,500/Mo.
This rental is located at 950 25th Street, NW:
The listing says:
“FANTASTIC LOCATION in FOGGY BOTTOM**Spacious 1 Bedroom**Kitchen has lots of Cabinets & a Breakfast Bar**Nice View of Treed Street**Enjoy the Building’s Amenities–Concierge, Exercise Rm, Party/Meeting Rm, Roof Top Pool & Fantastic Patio w/Sitting Area & Grills**WALK to METRO, Harris Teeter & Whole Foods**ALL UTILITIES are INCLUDED in RENT”
This 1 bed/1 bath is going for $1,825/Mo.
Thanks to all who sent word that Filter’s Foggy Bottom location is now open on I St, NW just east of 20th Street. One reader shares more interesting info from Filter:
“The second Filter location is now open, and they have some new signs (from @rosscott”
Back in Aug. 2011 a reader shared some scuttlebutt saying Filter Coffeehouse was looking to open a second location in Foggy Bottom. Signage has finally gone up on I St, NW just east of 20th St, NW. Their first store is located in Dupont at 1726 20th St, NW. You can see their coffee menu here.
Below is a peek in the window from their coming soon location in Foggy Bottom. Looks like there will be additional seating upstairs:
This rental is located at 522 21st St, NW:
The listing says:
“Great location:short walking distance from Foggy Bottom (Blue/Orange line) Metro. Just a few block from Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s. Natural light from two exposures. Gorgeous parquet wood floors and full size kitchen appliances! Huge closet space. Dining alcove. Only steps to George Washington University (GWU), State Department, World Bank, business district, Georgetown, Dupont Circle.”
This 499 square foot studio is going for $1,575/Mo.
Burger Tap & Shake is located at 2200 Pennsylvania Ave, NW. When we judged District Commons earlier this week a few folks mentioned that Burger Shake & Tap was actually their sister restaurant. Their Website says:
It shares kitchen, keg space, and restrooms with District Commons, the Passion Food Hospitality restaurant now anchoring the CIrcle, but takes the casual vibe to whole new realm.
We grind – on premise – throughout the day a custom blend of 3–day aged, naturally raised Pineland Farms beef chuck and brisket. Char-griddled and served on a buttered, toasted, house made bun. By focusing on premium sourcing and in-house production – from pickles to ice cream – we are able to serve a great burger at a great price.
BTS is a counter service, seat-yourself burger joint with an atmosphere of no-nonsense industrial chic: light cement floors, an exposed black ductwork ceiling, and a cement bar faced with rough-hewn reclaimed wood. The walls of the open stainless steel grill-kitchen are lined with work-a-day subway tile. When your burger is ready, it is presented on a quarter-size metal sheet pan topped with a sheet of paper – no fuss, no muss, no plate!
How do the burgers compare to some other burger spots around town?
This rental is located at 825 New Hampshire Ave NW:
The Craigslist ad says:
“• Foggy Bottom Metro out our back door
• View of the Kennedy Center & the Potomac River
• Close to GW and Georgetown
• Classic Parquet floors
• Controlled access building
• Laundry facility on site
• Parking available
• Utilities Included!
• Cable ready
• 24-hr. emergency maintenance
• Easy access to I-66, Rte. 50 & 395”
$1625 sound right?
District Commons is the new Foggy Bottom spot at 2200 Pennsylvania Ave, NW. Their Website says:
District Commons epitomizes cool comfort on Washington Circle. Passion Food Hospitality’s newest venture is a 21st century take on the traditional American tavern. This space stands the traditional dark wood tavern on its’ head, updating it with dynamic and stylish verve!
The space is anchored by a monumental raw bar and an open hearth oven for flatbreads and savory tarts. A ‘Pig Board’ of ham and biscuits will showcase a selection of America’s finest hams. Chef/Owner Jeff Tunks serves up classic American cuisine in this gorgeous setting. Chili Glazed Duck, Brick Pressed Chicken, Classic Hanger Steak – these choices and more! Freshly baked breads and desserts round out your meal.
Every night at 10 pm we ring the Dinner Bell for that evening’s Family Meal – each night a different offering. Fried Chicken, Meatloaf – even Pupusas – all for $12 per person. Try one of our regional American drafts or exquisite wines, or sample from the 99 Beers on the Wall!
You can see their menus here. Anyone check them out yet?
Thanks to a reader for sending word that Juice Zone had closed at 1921 I St, NW. And nearby by at 1911 I St, NW BonMi is opening up on Monday.
Since we were talking about the former Cities space in Adams Morgan, I figured it was time to judge the newly reopened location at 919 19th St, NW downtown. Their Web site says:
“Welcome to Cities – where getting away is just steps away from the outside world. A restaurant and lounge experience like non other, Cities offers a unique approach to international dining – guests are transported to exotic and far away destinations through eclectic and meticulously crafted menus and a stunning setting that is beyond compare in Washington, D.C. Located at 919 19th Street, NW, in the heart of mid-town, our 140 seat dining room and 100 seat outdoor patio and lounge beckon for lunch, dinner, drinks, brunch, private parties or casual gatherings with friends. On the menu, small plates provide an array of flavors and fresh options for lunch or dinner, late night or lite fare. Great service and attention to detail are the priority, to help transport you to a different place – from the far reaches of China, to the rich culture of Cuba – and from the ancient magnificence of Athens to the truly international city of Washington, D.C. – each element brings you closer to an experience that is at once inviting and exciting. Enjoy an extensive and finely crafted menu for a unique dining experience, for lunch or for dinner. Our small small plates menu celebrates distinctive and fulfilling flavors from great culinary and cultural destinations.”
You can see their menus here. Anyone check them out yet?