3147 Dumbarton Street, NW, DCG opened here back in 2017
Thanks to Jason for sending from District Chicken & Gyro’s IG: (more…)
Georgetown
1721 Wisconsin Ave, NW
Holy moly, missed this development! Noosh restaurant will be a “Persian and Mediterranean cuisine at its best.”
280 Eatery’s website says:
“A modern take on traditional American comfort food located in the heart of historic Georgetown in Washington, DC. Our name originates from the £280 British pound sale of property to Maryland that laid the foundations for present-day Georgetown. (more…)
1332 Wisconsin Ave, NW
Petite Soeur’s website says:
“PETITE SOEUR IS A SPECIALTY CHOCOLATE AND CONFECTION COMPANY BASED IN WASHINGTON, D.C. PETITE SOEUR SPECIALIZES IN CHOCOLATE CREATIONS, CLASSIC CONFECTIONS, AND ENTREMETS CAKES. OUR CREATIONS ARE ROOTED IN FRENCH TECHNIQUE BUT INSPIRED BY AMERICAN TRADITIONS. (more…)
2811 M Street, NW
The liquor license placard for Afghania says:
“The Establishment will be a full-service, sit-down restaurant offering Afghani cuisine plus (more…)
1073 Wisconsin Avenue, NW (alley)
From Blues Alley:
“BLUES ALLEY JAZZ is pleased to announce the return of live music entertainment at our iconic Georgetown location in Washington, DC. After an 18-month hiatus, to the day, Blues Alley will reopen its doors with nightly music four days a week for four weeks. (more…)
3000 K Street, NW
Some movement at Bozzelli’s Italian Deli. The liquor license application says: (more…)
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Thanks to Ben for passing on word from Fritz Hahn about the fundraisers from Lapis/Berliner. Here are items they need: (more…)
26th and P Street, NW
“Dear PoPville,
Not only have the “dog people” taken over and destroyed the lower field in Rose Park but they are now doing the same to the baseball field that they just spent almost a year redoing. (more…)
1310 Wisconsin Ave, NW courtesy 1310 Kitchen & Bar
From a press release:
“Located in the heart of Georgetown, 1310 Kitchen & Bar – from first-time restaurateur of only 1.5 years, Chef Jenn Crovato – is known for its use of the purest ingredients and sustainable sensibilities. With a health-focused culinary approach, it’s only fitting that the safety protocols within the restaurant promote those same values. Beginning Wednesday, August 18, 2021, Crovato will require that all guests show proof of vaccination before entering the restaurant [physical COVID-19 vaccine card or an electronic photo of the card] – unless 11 years and younger. (more…)
Thanks to Crimmer for sharing after Thursday’s post:
“Reminds me of the series of notes put on my girlfriends car in Georgetown. Should’ve given her a Parking Enforcement job application.” (more…)