Well this is awesome. From an email:

“World famous rapper and renowned foodie, Jarobi White of the recent billboard chart topping group, A Tribe Called Quest will be our guest chef at Pow Pow on Saturday 7/8 from 4pm-8pm. We will also be doing an after party for the Pow Pow event, across the street at Sticky Rice later that same night 10pm-close.

Jarobi’s talents go well beyond his obvious involvement in the Grammy nominated, A Tribe Called Quest. Jarobi has also made a huge impression in the food world, as featured in the Michael Rapaport directed documentary, while also working with famed chef, Marcus Samuelsson and Jarobi’s own traveling food event, Eats, Rhymes & life.

A portion of the proceeds from both events that day will be donated to charity. We’re excited to see what Jarobi cooks up at Pow Pow.”

More details here.


From MPD:

“The Metropolitan Police Department has obtained video footage from June 25, 2017 of 54 individuals who were driving illegal minibikes, dirt bikes and all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) on the streets of the District of Columbia. The MPD is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying these persons of interest.

Help us keep our city safe. You could be eligible for a reward of $250 for your information. Call (202) 727-9099 or text 50411 with your information.”



Updated photo from Ali

Ed. Note: Our last Megabus mess was April 26th.

Thanks to Tony for sending (and others for tweeting) from H Street, NE between 6th and 7th. It appears 3 cars were also hit.


This rental is located at 625 H Street, NE. The Craigslist ad says:

“$2196 / 1br – 735ft2 – Large One Bedrooms avaliable at Luxury ~ Anthology~ on H Street (625 H Street N.E.)

Luxury Residences With the Vibe of H Street
Anthology. It’s a collection of things. Materials, textures, people, experiences, ideas. And here, it’s your collection. When we decided to create Anthology, we wanted to make something that was more than just a place to live. We wanted to create a community that truly reflects the culture of H Street and makes an effort to be part of the neighborhood, from arts to music to food to all the little things that may go unnoticed but make an experience what it is. That, and be a really, really nice place to live.

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1234 H Street, NE

From an email:

“On Sunday, June 11, Toki Underground will partner with Astro Doughnuts & Fried Chicken to host a one-day-only collaboration pop-up at the H Street ramen shop. The restaurant, which is normally closed on Sundays, will open for the pop-up from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The special menu will feature collaborative dishes, like a black sesame glazed doughnut, scallion biscuits & tonkotsu with Kimchi cream cheese, and a Toki Monster doughnut, which is made with a bourbon and angostura glaze with cured and spiced bacon bits. The menu is available on a first come, first served basis while supplies last, and guests will have the option of enjoying in the restaurant or ordering for take-out. Full menu details with pricing can be seen below, and photos can be found here. The regular Toki Underground menu offerings will not be available during this time.

Additionally, Astro Doughnuts & Fried Chicken will also sell the Toki Monster doughnut for $4 each at the G Street location only in limited quantities on Sunday, June 11. Please let me know if you have any questions, and thanks for your time.

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1220 H Street, NE

This could be very cool – the liquor license placard for Dynamix Lounge, right next door to Sticky Rice, says:

“New Class “C” Tavern featuring poetry and spoken word and offering alcoholic beverages. Total Occupancy Load of 75. Offering Live Entertainment, which includes Dancing and Cover Charge.”

Stay tuned.


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