On Monday we reported that “Staff training has been happening” at the new Whole Foods coming to Navy Yard. Now a reader who attended one of their hiring events said they were told doors open October 18th!!
And for those who don’t actually like going into Whole Foods, also earlier this week, we learned “Amazon Expands Grocery Delivery From Whole Foods Market To Washington D.C.”.
800 New Jersey Avenue, SE. Photo by Ryan Roller
Thanks to Ryan for the update on the Whole Foods coming to Navy Yard:
“furniture and front door sign. Staff training has been happening. Has to be close right?”
STAY TUNED.
202 M Street, SE
Wiseguy Pizza in Navy Yard looking ready to roll! Christina reports:
“Furniture, lights and gelato case! Photos from last night. Paper has been off the windows for a couple days. Clearly still a work in progress but maybe opening day coming soon?”
This is the former Il Parco space and this is excellent news.
79 Potomac Avenue, SE across from Nats Park on the Anacostia
Oh man, as if All Purpose Pizzeria weren’t already awesome. Well it just got more awesome:
Check out more of the killer view after the jump. (more…)
1115 New Jersey Avenue, SE
Thanks to Lauren for sending: “Peet’s is coming along nicely! Looks like an August opening could be possible.”
Peek inside: (more…)
79 Potomac Ave, SE
Thanks to L. for sending:
“Update, per the Dock 79 resident newsletter:
Dacha will begin starting construction Tuesday 7/24/2018 and strive to have Phase 1 completed by Thanksgiving.
Fingers crossed!”
Anyone hear any updates about Logan Circle?
99 M Street, SE
Thanks to FridayGirl for sending.
Located and from the same folks behind Circa too:
99 M Street, SE
From a press release:
“Hatoba (300 Tingey Street SE #170, Washington DC, 20003, @Hatoba_DC) – the 3rd Sapporo-style ramen shop from the talented team behind the Daikaya Group including dynamic DC-based partners and restaurateurs Daisuke Utagawa, Chef Katsuya Fukushima, and Yama Jewayni – is slated to open in the District’s notable ’The Yards’ neighborhood in Winter 2018. Hatoba will be the fourth restaurant to open in Washington D.C. from the Daikaya Group joining culinary siblings Daikaya, Haikan, and Bantam King. Hatoba will continue the tradition of featuring Daikaya Group’s custom-made ramen noodles by Nishiyama Seimen Company in Sapporo, Japan. (more…)
From an email:
“Walters, formerly on Georgia ave is popping up at the All Star game at 1221 Van St SE. The pop-up gathering will include a beer garden and full bar in a space at a building at the corner of South Capital and N Streets, S.E. that next spring will be the future home of Walters Sports Bar. The location is directly across the street from Nationals Stadium.
“Among the events scheduled to take place during that five-day period will be a first-of-its-kind LGBTQ Pride Baseball Pop-Up bar hosted by the Washington Blade, which this year became the first LGBT publication to serve as an official sponsor of MLB All-Star Week.
Aimed at serving as a safe space for LGBTQ attendees 21 and older, the pop-up will be open: (more…)
