1545 New Jersey Avenue, NW
Thanks to Matt for sending: “The former Great American Bistro, more recently operating as Visions and Vibez, is boarded up. No sign on the building.”
Stay tuned.
Neighborhoods
From a press release:
“Neighborhood Restaurant Group and Chef Hamilton Johnson are pleased to announce the opening of Mallard, a new concept featuring Chef Johnson’s refined but playful take on the food traditions of the American South!
Opening Tuesday, August 6th, (more…)
From an email:
“Sweet Addison’s, the Female Founded Gluten Free brand revolutionizing classic desserts with an irresistibly soft and sweet lineup – is thrilled to announce the opening of her pop-up location at Union Market DC, starting on Friday, September 6, 2024! (more…)
courtesy Thirsty Crow
From an email:
“Thirsty Crow is now open for Happy Hour, 5-8pm, Monday through Thursday; Sunday all night. Guests will enjoy refreshing beverages- (more…)
746 6th Street, NW
I almost had a heart attack when I saw they were closed the other day but thank God it’s just for renovations. And those are some serious renovations. The place has been completely gutted, which as I told my Patreon supporters, is both a happy and sad sight. I will miss the old school for sure but am super happy this legend be sticking around for years to come. (more…)
3815 Georgia Avenue, NW
From Seta Oasis via email:
“Opening
Early Fall 2024
Mission
Seta Oasis is born of a dream to honor and celebrate our rich Caribbean heritage through food and music. (more…)
Thanks to Brian for sending: “apparently new condo coming on the corner and the old house will face Norton.” (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
6th and T NW. We get a lot of car break ins especially on the weekends when out of towners come to park and are targeted. The silver car already had the passenger side window smashed out. Silver car sign says: ‘broken window nothing here’ and ‘please do not break window nothing here’ (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
The DC Office of Planning is undertaking a public life study in Columbia Heights and Mount Pleasant. It is “a comprehensive effort to improve the quality and use of public spaces in Columbia Heights and Mount Pleasant through data-driven analysis, guideline development, and inclusive community engagement.” It includes four components: Inclusive Engagement, a Public Life Assessment, Design Guidelines, and a Sidewalk Vending Study. (more…)