1524 Wisconsin Ave, NW
Ed. Note: I am pro olive oil. Also, I like Froyo though I prefer regular ice cream.
The grandfather Sapore has been open near Eastern Market since early 2012. Last month we heard about Secolari Olive Oil coming to Cleveland Park – next up is the Georgetown Olive Oil Company:
3234 Prospect Street, NW
I love Greek food. Here’s to hoping it’s legit authentic! From a liquor license placard – Kouzina Authentic Greek Restaurant will be:
“A restaurant serving authentic Greek cuisine and dishes such as fish and meat with a Summer Garden. Total number of seats: 120. Total Occupancy Load: 140. Total number of Summer Garden seats: 50.”
It’s located right across the street from the Peacock Cafe:
3225 M Street, NW
Next up for Warby Parker fans – near the 9:30 Club.
Looking east towards Wisconsin Ave
“Club Monaco is an international retail brand that designs and creates modern yet timeless clothing and accessories for women and men. Since its first store opened in Toronto in 1985, Club Monaco has been recognized by fashion influencers for its thoughtfully designed, purposeful collections featuring relevant, wearable pieces, fine fabrics and exceptional fits. Headquartered in New York City’s Chelsea Gallery district, Club Monaco can be found worldwide with stores in the United States, London, Sweden, Canada, Hong Kong, Seoul, Beijing, and Macau.”
3295 M Street, NW (a href=”https://www.popville.com/2015/02/rhino-bar-georgetown/” target=”_Blank”>RIP Rhino Bar)
via Crumbs & Whiskers
Ed. Note: Relax it’s Friday and this is pretty funny.
From Crumbs & Whiskers:
“It’s time for Cat Yoga.
Here’s everything you need to know about the event:
What: 75 minutes of yoga with cats, and 30 minutes of cool down with…cats.
When: Tuesday, September 22 @ 2:30 PM and 4:30 PM.
Where: Crumbs & Whiskers – 3211 O St NW, Washington DC 20007
Price: $25
Other Info: Bring your own mat, but be warned that cats will probably interpret them to be colorful, exciting scratchers.
Why: Because everything is better with cats.
Tickets can be purchased here.”
1614 Wisconsin Ave, NW
“Made to order fresh juice, smoothies and tacos including a wholesome healthy breakfast within a fun “street food” menu.”
The menu looks really promising! You can see their PA menu here: Baco_Menu (PDF)
3211 O Street, NW
From Crumbs and Whiskers:
“The past two months have been incredible. With your help, we have fostered over 40 cats, adopted 23 cats, and put smiles on the faces of thousands of people. Cheers to that!
But, we have also learned a lot about how we can improve. We have spent the past two months listening very carefully to everything you’ve had to say, and it’s now time for us to make some changes. So here they are:
Max Number of People: We are reducing the number of people we allow in the café at once by nearly half to eliminate overcrowding. That being said, please remember that weekends and some weeknights will still feel busy because they are our peak hours. If you would like to visit us during slow hours, we recommend weekday mornings/afternoons and late evenings.
Café Experience: We are eliminating the previous food ordering system, and are instead including complimentary coffee and tea (self serve) with your cover charge. We will also feature macarons and other treats from a neighborhood bakery for those of you with a sweet tooth. No more waiting around for orders to arrive.
Cover Charge: Starting today, August 29, our cover charge will be $15 per reservation. This charge will include complimentary coffee and tea. Due to the significant reduction in our capacity, we have no choice but to implement a small increase in our cover. We hope you’ll understand.
Seating Options: We have added additional seating options in the cat café – there are more chairs and benches for those of you who are not stoked about floor seating.
We are making lots of smaller changes as well, but these are the big ones we want you to know about. We really want you to have an amazing time at the cat café. Email us ([email protected]) if you visited Crumbs & Whiskers when we opened and did not have good time. We have some ideas on how to make it up to you.
PS. We just discovered that a lot of you really like yoga. And cats (obviously.) You know what’s coming next…”
3207 Grace Street, NW
The placard for Chaia says:
“A restaurant that offers seasonal, plant-based tacos in a stylish, fast, casual setting. Vegetarian combinations are served in freshly pressed and grilled handmade corn tortillas.
Total Seats: 20. Total Occupancy Load: 49.”
looking east towards Wisconsin Ave between Pinstripes and Patagonia
From an email:
“A Benefit for Dean Adams Featuring Joe Buck, Justin Jones and the B Sides, The Glenmont Popes and Lazlo Lee and The Motherless Children
Sun, August 23, 2015
Doors: 7:00 pm / Show: 8:00 pm
$20 Advance and Day of Show Tickets
This event is 21 and over
This concert is to celebrate and support our good friend, Dean Adams, who is being faced with serious health issues. 100% of all proceeds from ticket sales after basic expenses go directly to Dean to help cover his health care expenses and to support him as he walks through this season of his life. Dean’s own words about this special night: “I would love to celebrate all the great talent, entertainment, fun and friends this musical community I call family has brought us all and especially me.” Come on out!”
From an email:
“I volunteer with the DC committee of a group called Water For People, our upcoming event will support drinking water and sanitation projects around the world. WFP as a national nonprofit has received stellar ratings in financial management from Charity Navigator 10 years running, and we partner with local governments, citizens, and local businesses to fund these projects.