Georgetown

“José Andrés’ America Eats Tavern to open in Georgetown – Early Summer 2018”

By Prince Of Petworth


3139 M Street, NW via Old Glory’s Facebook

From a press release:

“José Andrés’ ThinkFoodGroup is proud to announce that this Summer, America Eats Tavern will return to Washington, D.C., offering guests the opportunity to experience an inventive take on some of the country’s most iconic and historic dishes and drinks, with a spotlight on local and regional flavors. Taking up residence in the former Old Glory Bar-B-Que space, America Eats Tavern will be located in the heart of the historic Georgetown neighborhood at 3139 M Street NW.

In addition to the American classics that guests know and love, Andrés will be introducing barbeque to the restaurant’s menu to add to the culinary experience, as well as a more casual ambiance. Andrés and his culinary team have conducted extensive research to identify the best products available, highlighting local meats, seafood, wines, cheeses, beers and other products from the mid-Atlantic region. (more…)

Insomnia Cookies Opens Georgetown Location – Get a free cookie through Thursday; H Street, NE Location opening “Next Month”

By Prince Of Petworth


3204 O Street, NW

From a press release:

“Insomnia Cookies, known for its warm, delicious cookies opened in Georgetown on Friday, February 24th. The new bakery at 3204 O Street NW is the company’s second location in the District of Columbia. Insomnia Cookies has a location in Adams Morgan and plans to open a third location in the H Street Corridor next month.

In honor of the grand opening, Insomnia Cookies is offering a free cookie to all customers presenting a coupon at the Georgetown store through March 1st. For more information, opening details and for a free cookie coupon, visit the Insomnia Cookies’ Facebook at www.facebook.com/insomniacookies.

Insomnia Cookies delivers cookies warm out of the oven and straight to their customer’s door all day starting as early as 9AM. (more…)

“Now the DC-area alumni of MSD are raising money for the Stoneman Douglas Victims Fund, established by the Broward County Education Foundation.”

By Prince Of Petworth

From a press release:

“In the past week, the community of Parkland, Fla. and Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School (MSD) experienced a tremendous tragedy. Now the DC-area alumni of MSD are raising money for the Stoneman Douglas Victims Fund, established by the Broward County Education Foundation. Proceeds will provide financial assistance to the victims and families of their alma mater. (more…)

“The brick narrowly missed her and the juvenile then picked up a rock.”

By Prince Of Petworth


via google maps

From MPD on Sunday:

“This evening (6PM), at 3147 Dumbarton St. NW, a woman was accosted by two male juveniles. One of them had a brick and demanded one of the two bicycles in her possession. Instead, the woman yelled for her friend (who was a short distance away) to help her, and the juvenile threw his brick at her. The brick narrowly missed her and the juvenile then picked up a rock. He then threw the rock at her approaching friend, which hit him in the head. The juvenile suspect and her male friend then got into a physical struggle. MPD arrived on the scene and arrested the juvenile suspect. The other juvenile fled the scene before the arrival of MPD. The male friend’s head injury was treated by DCFEMS.

Pier 2934 Papered Over on M Street

By Prince Of Petworth


2934 M Street, NW

Tough times for Cajun closings.

Pier 2934 opened in the former Little Viet Garden space back in 2014. Updates when we learn what becomes of the space.

“There are plenty of restaurants on M street where you can find good seafood. But how about a steaming bag of buttery, Cajun-style boil of your favorite catch? Not an overly fancy plated piece of lobster tail that you can nibble on… we’re talking a whole bag stuffed with potatoes and corn as spicy as you’d like to have it. We ditched the fine china. Bring your bibs and your appetite!

Pier 2934 is a family owned establishment that wants to share with the Nation’s Capital the same values we hold: having fun, eating good food, and bringing people together. So come in and enjoy a Cajun boil on a warm summer night with the family on our spacious, yet cozy patio, or meet up with friends at the bar for happy hour and some fried finger food and oysters.
Come for the boil, stay for the beignets”

You’re Not Going to Believe What Just Happened on the Real Chefs of Washington D.C.!! Jose and Franco are at it again. Not to mention Ivanka

By Prince Of Petworth


via @chefjoseandres

Well this rainy Sunday just got a whole lot more interesting, if you’ve already read Franklin Foer’s The Plot Against America about Paul Manafort in The Atlantic.


3251 Prospect Street, NW

South Moon Under Opening Spring 2018 in half of former Ralph Lauren’s Rugby and Cafe space

By Prince Of Petworth

The Rugby and Cafe space closed back in February 2013.

From South Moon Under’s website:

“What began as a small surf shack in Ocean City, Maryland in the summer of 1968 has since evolved into an upscale casual shopping destination. Today, we have 28 locations (and counting) plus an online boutique. We are most loved for an ever-evolving assortment that allows our customer to discover something new with every visit; combined with our friendly yet high service environment which reflects the laidback mindset instilled in the founding store over 45 years ago.

Inspired by our heritage at the beach and the lifestyle of our customer, our selection is versatile, innately wearable and treasured. We strive to surprise and delight by providing fresh and unique pieces from established brands and emerging designers. We’ve built our company by building relationships with warmth and kindness and just like our brand, you’ll never outgrow it. It is our unfailing mission to connect & engage with our community to inspire moments of happiness.”


1065 Wisconsin Ave, NW

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