3299 M Street, NW
This is the old Aditi Indian Restaurant space at 33rd and M St, NW and Grill Kabob after that. Stay tuned for an opening date.
Georgetown
1332 Wisconsin Ave, NW
I should say delicious desserts that are not related to the cream puff kings – I give you the Mango Ice Shower:
A reader reports:
“signage up for &pizza in the former Five Guys space in Georgetown.”
Five Guys closed back in January. Au Pied de Cochon closed in 2004.
1335 Wisconsin Ave, NW
via google maps
From MPD:
“The Metropolitan Police Department seeks the public’s assistance in identifying and locating a suspect in connection with an Assault with the Intent to Commit 1st Degree Sexual Abuse offense that occurred in the 1600 block of 35th Street, Northwest.
On Wednesday, August 3, 2016, at approximately 1:10 am, while walking in the area, the victim was approached by a suspect from behind. The suspect brandished a knife and assaulted the victim with the intent to sexually assault her. The suspect was chased off by a concerned citizen and was seen fleeing on foot southbound on 35th Street, Northwest. The suspect may have then gotten into a silver vehicle. The victim did not sustain any injuries.
The suspect is described as a black male, approximately 5’9’’to 5’11 in height, and might have spoken with an accent. He was wearing dark clothing with a hood and gloves.
Anyone who has information regarding this case should call police at 202-727-9099. Additionally, information may be submitted to the TEXT TIP LINE by text messaging 50411.”
This rental is located at 2111 Wisconsin Avenue, Northwest. The listing says:
“** Bright & Sunny Jr. bedroom facing South West views, All new Wood Floors, New kitchen, New Bathroom, 24hrs Security desk, Washer & Dryer in the unit ** A very short walk to well known cuisines & stores ** Under ground parking Conveys ** Out-Door Swimming Pool & exercise Room & Party Room & Roof Deck ** Georgetown University shuttle bus service **”
You can see more photos here.
This 439 Sq Ft studio is going for $1,990/Mo.
Photo by PoPville flickr user Mr.TinDC
From DCPL:
“Tuesday, July 12, 2016, 6:30 p.m.
3260 R St. NW
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courtesy Georgetown BID
From the Georgetown BID:
“Join the Georgetown Business Improvement District on Tuesday nights at sunset for Georgetown’s 2nd Annual Sunset Cinema outdoor movie series! Grab a blanket, bring a picnic and head to the beautiful Georgetown Waterfront Park to view films with the panoramic backdrop of the sunset, Potomac River and Key Bridge. Running each Tuesday from July 5 through August 2.
Films start at sunset–around 8:30/8:45 p.m. Arrive early to picnic and to get the best seating!
Georgetown Waterfront Park
3000 K St NW”
Tonight food vendors will be:
“Baked & Wired
Dean & DeLuca
Jaco Juice & Taco Bar
Muncheez Food Truck
Naked Juice
Pinstripes”
1665 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
I love this place.
If you have a nomination for an unexpected rear to a business, home, whatever – send an email to [email protected] thanks!
Thanks to a reader for sending: “Saw these on my 16th street walk. Outside the Carnegie Building. They installed a lot on both 16th and P St.”
I also was impressed with the street bike (scooter?) parking in Georgetown:
Umm – umm. Ahhh. Let me see here. Hmmmm. Uhhhh. Let me just share (pun absolutely not intended) the details…
From a press release:
“The Georgetown Business Improvement District is pleased to announce Georgetown ParasolShare, a courtesy program aimed at improving the visitor experience and inviting customers to “Shop Georgetown and Stay Cool,” beginning June 17. The program, the first of its kind, embraces the ever-growing sharing economy and welcomes visitors to use and ‘share’ a custom-branded nylon parasol as they shop, then return it to a participating location as they leave Georgetown. Close to 50 participating stores, restaurants, galleries and hotels across the commercial district from M Street to Wisconsin Avenue, side streets, and along K Street, are participating.
“There’s no doubt about it: in Georgetown, we love our shoppers,” said Joe Sternlieb, Georgetown BID CEO. “By coupling the ParasolShare program with other shopper amenities such as the M Street weekend sidewalk widenings and free weekend Circulator rides, we hope the visitor experience will be as comfortable as possible. This has been a really fun and creative idea for our organization to develop and to bring our community of both local, homegrown merchants and national retailers together. If it’s embraced by the public, we’d love to bring it back next season.” (more…)