801 H Street, NE
Thanks to Denise for sending the Aldi update: “The signs are up at the new Aldi on H Street NE! View from the Streetcar.” (more…)
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Neighborhoods
4532 Georgia Ave, NW
“Empanadas-TexMex- Grill”
Thanks to Emma for sending:
“Hen and Fin on Georgia Ave is being replaced by Ricoton” (more…)
3124 M Street, NW previously home to Atmos Sneakers
“Thoughtfully considered luggage and travel pieces – designed with intention, crafted with care, and made to last. B Corp Certified.”
Mono’s website says:
“We believe in having fewer but better things. That’s why we decided from the outset that every single part we use matters, and every little detail counts. We sourced the highest quality parts and materials from around the world, and if we couldn’t find a component that met our standards, we worked with industry experts to make it ourselves.”
Connecticut and R Street, NW
Thanks to Martin for sending:
“So I just walked by the (former) Dupont 7-11 and noticed there was no longer a sign on the door and it appeared to be open. Walked in to find half the store cleared out, but a single guy sitting behind the counter staring at his phone. He said 7-11 is gone but they are going to re-open as an independent bodega-type store.”
Stay tuned.
1400 Rhode Island Ave, NE
Thanks to Ashley for sending:
“7-Eleven at Rhode Island and Montana Ave, NE closed.”
Any guesses on which will be the next 7E to go down?
517 H Street, NE
Hello, Taku Sushi & Bar!!
Thanks to C. for the Harvest space update: “I just noticed that the rumors are true, it’s becoming a sushi restaurant! (more…)
14th and R Street, NW
A reader reports: “Heard 6 shots at about 12:40 outside Red Light. Huge police response.”
MPD reports: “MPD is investigating a shooting in the 1400 b/o R Street, NW. (more…)
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3629 12th Street, NE
“GRAND OPENING – KRYSTAL TEX-MEX
Open Daily ⏰ 11AM – 9PM
3629 12th Street, NE (more…)
405 8th Street, SE
Thanks to E. for sending the Department of Health closure notice: “Due to license expiration”
Stay tuned.
“Dear PoPville,
16th St Heights used to be a great place to live when it was a neighborhood, but nowadays it’s a construction zone, with multiple contractors cutting and digging and generally causing a racket five and sometimes six days a week. Particularly troublesome is that some of the work is a repeat of what another contractor had already cut or dug up, at taxpayer and ratepayer expense. (more…)