1633 17th Street, NW previously home to Malbec steakhouse next to Dupont Italian kitchen
The latest from Kayu is:
“a new era is on the horizon. this august, our doors officially open, and that’s all we can say for now. we’ve missed serving you, and we’re beyond ready to welcome you to our new home.” (more…)
1248 H Street, NE
Thanks to Jon for sending: “Double Up Burger is in the old Hiraya space and looks like Filitali by Mang Eton is going into the Kayu space. No other details but this sign must have gone up over the weekend.” (more…)
1610 20th Street, NW just off Connecticut Ave
Thanks to A. for passing on the listing:
“Step into a Washington DC beloved culinary destination— an award-winning Thai restaurant known for its bold flavors, elegant ambiance, and consistent customer loyalty. (more…)
3103 14th Street, NW
Thanks to Jeremy for sending: “Bin 14 liquor store in Columbia Heights is officially open! Seems like a really great selection.”
Take a little tour around inside: (more…)
3211 Mount Pleasant St, NW
Important heads up from La Tejana:
“It’s that time of year, y’all! 🏝️ We will be taking our annual summer break for two weeks in August.
The last day of service will be Sunday, August 3rd and we will reopen on Friday, August 22nd. (more…)
1728 Connecticut Ave, NW
Thanks to Gabby for sharing:
“If you are a lover of used books like me, there is a secret spot at the Newsroom at 1728 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20009. There was even a cute small dog there :)”
And, of course, in addition to used books you can find: (more…)
Thanks to R. for sending from Kalorama:
“I love that they laminated the note hahahah gotta make sure it survives the DC humidity”
Amazing.
1840 6th Street, NW at Florida Avenue
Thanks to Thom for sending the latest from the old Bistro Bohem space. The liquor license placard for EB’s/eebee’s says: (more…)
Thanks to S. for reporting Friday night around 9pm:
“Was trying to avoid a deer—driver is fine with minor injuries. Colonial Village”
It had been 11 days since we last posted a driver who flipped their car.
From the DC Office of the Attorney General:
“Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb today announced successful outcomes in two separate appellate cases in which the District sought to hold landlords and developers accountable for harm they caused to DC residents. In one case, the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) secured a decision upholding a Department of Buildings order that requires a developer to fix faulty construction that caused a Ward 4 condo building to sway in the wind, endangering unit owners and the community. In another case, OAG won a decision upholding the validity of rent refunds for 2,500 tenants at Marbury Plaza (now re-named Langston Views), a Ward 8 apartment building where landlords severely neglected the building, endangered residents, and refused to make court-ordered repairs. (more…)