photo by Sam Kittner courtesy Union Station Redevelopment Corporation

From the Union Station Redevelopment Corporation:

“The Union Station Redevelopment Corporation (USRC) today announced a new wave of food and beverage and retail tenants coming to Washington Union Station, marking a major milestone in the station’s ongoing transformation. The new tenants are emblematic of the strong retail momentum and renewed consumer demand driving Union Station’s continued growth.

Five newly signed tenants are expected to debut in the coming months, further enhancing the station’s curated mix of retail and amenities. This lineup of upcoming tenants includes D.C.standouts alongside ever-popular brands:

Andy’s Pizza
Housebar
Capo Deli
Joe & The Juice
Springbone Kitchen

The latest additions build on significant retail momentum at the station, (more…)


Ed. Note: When Shake Shake first opened in Union Station back in 2014 it was an EVENT. Goodness. There was a time…

“Dear PoPville,

The shake shack moved, literally overnight, to a new spot in Union Station. They gave up the two level restaurant for a much smaller storefront, just around the corner on the ground floor of Union station. (more…)



50 Massachusetts Ave, NE

“Once you bite into one of these sandwiches, you’ll have a tough time forgetting it! Come try our authentic Italian-style deli menu and see what people are talking about.”

Thanks to SJ for sending the new Capo Italian Deli signage up in Union Station: “On the ground floor next to CHOPT!”

Ed. Note: This space was previously home to a Potbelly. Potbelly had opened in Union Station back in January 2011.

STAY TUNED for a Capo Italian Deli opening date. While we wait you can check out their Shaw menu here.


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