1633 P Street, NW
Thanks to Noa for sending the Protest Pizza and Bar coming soon signage posted at the old Botanical Bar space.
“Randy & Ricky are beyond proud to bring something fresh, fun, and fabulous to our 17th St Dupont gayborhood. A new slice of joy is landing soon! (more…)
1827 Adams Mill Road, NW opening week back in February 2016
If you’ve ever had the pleasure of hitting up Tail Up Goat, you know what I’m talking about. This is a very very sad loss coming.
Tail Up Goat posts on their IG:
“Big news, big feelings.
We’re filled with so much gratitude for what we’ve built together at Tail Up Goat. Over the next eight months, (more…)
1925 14th Street, NW previously home to Lululemon
Thanks to Herb and Noa for sharing:
“Construction work has begun on Wonder Food Hall at 1925 14th St NW.” (more…)
From a press release:
“Rev’d, the Boston-born fitness studio with a growing franchise business via affiliate Rev’d Franchising, is thrilled to announce its plans to expand to Washington, D.C.
This next franchised Rev’d location, Rev’d Navy Yard (NVYD), is expected to open its doors this fall at The Yards neighborhood of Washington, D.C. The studio will host two training modalities under one roof in the brand new Urby apartment community at 1331 Yards Place SE. (more…)
photos courtesy GAIA
From a press release:
“GAIA Supperclub, an exciting new restaurant experience fusing fine dining with world-class entertainment, is now open at 1025 Vermont Avenue NW in downtown Washington, D.C.
Check out the GAIA_dinner menu (PDF)
Inspired by iconic dining and nightlife experiences in Mykonos, Dubai, and Saint-Tropez, GAIA reimagines the supper club for a D.C. audience with world-class culinary offerings, live entertainment, and a transportive atmosphere that blurs the line between dinner and nightlife. GAIA is an inventive restaurant and lounge that invites guests to have an exquisite feast while being entertained by musicians, dancers, DJs, and more. (more…)
1342 U Street, NW
This space was previously home to Desperados and was the longtime home to Polly’s before them.
A liquor license placard for Kathmandu Tapas & Cocktails says:
“New Class “C” Restaurant with a Seating Capacity of 48 and a Total Occupancy Load of 48.”
STAY TUNED.
3504 Connecticut Ave, NW
From a press release:
“Diane Gross and Khalid Pitts, owners of Cork Wine Bar, are proud to announce the expansion of their wine bar and market to Cleveland Park. The husband-and-wife team’s newest project will be located at 3504 Connecticut Ave NW, with a targeted opening of early Fall 2025. The third Cork location follows the 17-year-old flagship on 14th Street NW and an outpost in Spring Valley, which opened in 2021. “We are excited to join the Cleveland Park community,” says Gross. “We are looking forward to meeting our new neighbors and seeing old friends and regulars, and introducing them to the new Cork, a neighborhood place where guests can gather to enjoy good food, excellent company, and delicious wine.”
Cork Cleveland Park will have 20 seats in its street-level wine bar and retail area, a mezzanine-level tasting room with an additional 15 seats for wine classes, (more…)
1453 Pennsylvania Ave, SE
Ed. Note: A call to the store rings and rings with nobody picking up/no voicemail.
“Dear PoPville,
It looks like a longtime fixture of my neighborhood has closed: World Wine at 15th and Penn S.E. (more…)
1000 Connecticut Ave, NW
Thanks to Jim for sending: “there’s a new Starbucks going in at 1000 Conn Ave where Paul’s used to be.” (more…)
photo by Pablo Raw
If this is yours please email me at [email protected] and I’ll connect you with OP.
“Dear PoPville,
I found an engagement-type ring in the dirt in front of Dance Place in Brookland earlier this month. (Around April 5th.) I have posted in the Brookland DC Facebook group and on DC reddit and have had no luck at finding the owner. The consensus seems to be it is definitely not costume jewelry. Sharing here as a last resort trying to find the owner!”
If this is yours please email me at [email protected] and I’ll connect you with OP.
And another reader writes: (more…)