399 Morse Street, SE
Thanks to Michael (and Seth) word about Stellina Pizzeria: “Next to Shouk and the spectacular Pluma on the corner.”
The liquor license placard for Stellina says:
“New C Restaurant serving Italian cuisine. Seating Capacity of 40, Total Occupancy Load of 60. Sidewalk Cafe with 20 seats.”
STAY TUNED.
Thanks to Amanda for sending from Union Market:
“$10 parking fee per car. Advance purchase is highly recommended. Free for walk-ups.
Friday August 3 | Black Panther
T’Challa, the King of Wakanda, rises to the throne in the isolated, technologically advanced African nation, but his claim is challenged by a vengeful outsider who was a childhood victim of T’Challa’s father’s mistake.
2h 15 min, rated PG-13
Lot opens 6:00, Lot closes promptly at 8:15, Film begins 8:45, Film ends at 11:00
For more information and tickets click here.”
Thanks to Grant for sending the update that Legal Seafoods opened in Union Station Friday. It’s located on the second floor above Le Pain Quotidien.
The proper photo by PoPville reader Rosette – thanks and sorry about the earlier mess up!
The liquor license placard for Union Oyster Bar & Lounge says:
“A New Class “C” oyster and seafood restaurant and lounge. The restaurant will have 80 indoor seats, and a Total Occupancy Load of 319. Licensee is requesting a 15 seat Summer Garden, and a 24 seat Sidewalk Café. The Licensee is also requesting an Entertainment Endorsement to include Live Entertainment and Dancing inside the premises only.”
“Dear PoPville,
I write to you to highlight what appears to be a systemic problem and/or waste of resources by the D.C. Housing Authority and its employees at their headquarters, located at 1133 North Capitol St. NE in NoMa.
Although the Housing Authority has two parking lots (an open lot in the front of their building and a gated lot behind as noted in some of the pictures, in addition to paid parking in lots at 44-88 M St NE), the Housing Authority routinely and consistently parks their DC government vehicles in metered spots on both M St NE and Pierce St NE. (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
In NoMa, there’s a bike lane on M St. NE with dividers, which are constantly smashed and bent. I realized a few days ago that the culprit was the Harris Teeter truck, which runs over all the bike-lane dividers so that it can turn into the garage down the street. This practice is a total travesty, as it makes biking in the city more dangerous and intentionally damages public property.
Thought you might be interested in posting to encourage Harris Teeter to fix its practices.”
2nd, Delaware and M Street, NE
I’ve been itching for a Red Bear Brewing update since we first got word back in December. At that time we learned:
“Exciting news: NoMa will be getting a brewery in 2018! Red Bear Brewing will establish its first location, a 100-150-seat taproom, in the ground-floor retail space at Uline Arena next to the REI flagship store. The brewery, which expects to open its doors late next summer, was founded by three fellows from Washington State who now call the Washington, D.C., area home (one of them even lives in NoMa).”
Sounds like late summer may be a bit optimistic but glad to hear construction is about to start!
“Construction is just around the corner! So we decided to prep our space with some amazing window covers. Check them out! They’re pretty awesome!
Much more to come!” (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
Since July 4th I have seen five patrol cars from the DFHV (Department of For-Hire Vehicles) out patrolling H Street, Union Station, and Navy Yard. I have never noticed cars from this agency before and they stood out from the usual mix of random agency patrol cars. The cars also look to be newer. (more…)
201 I Street, NE
What is wrong with people? Thanks to J. for sending last night.
The Washington Post reported:
“At least three vehicles had windshield damage after the giant chess pieces were tossed over the rooftop and landed below, according to a police report.”
Inside 100 Florida Ave, NE. Photo by Arin
From a press release (and thanks to all who messaged me):
“The Eleanor, a new restaurant and bowling lounge from chef Adam Stein opens to the public today at 4 p.m. at 100 Florida Ave. NE. The establishment adds more than 5,000 square feet of dining, drinking, and entertainment space to the NoMa neighborhood of northeast Washington, D.C. (more…)