This rental is located at 1230 13th st NW near M Street. The Craigslist ad says: (more…)
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1506 U Street, NW
Thanks to Michael for sending: “Pho Viet USA opened last Wednesday. After a year of waiting. Looks great. Ordered 2 meals tonight. I am sure it will be great.” (more…)
3213 Mt Pleasant St, NW
Thanks to Terry for sending a shot of the line for Joia’s opening night in Mount Pleasant. Looks like they’ll fit right in with La Tejena. And looks like La Tejena’s lines are gonna have to queue back to the right…
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14th and Irving Street, NW
Magnificent fast casual news for Columbia Heights. Z Burger is coming back to Columbia Heights!! But that’s not all, they will share the old Ledo pizza space with the absolutely awesome Maman Joon. When you enter Z Burger will be to the right and Mama Joon to the left (sorta like a mini food hall or if anyone remembers the KFC/Taco Bell mashups.)
Stay tuned for an opening date which should be in around 6 weeks or so. (more…)
3107 14th Street, NW
“Dear PoPville,
any idea what’s happening with the Starbucks in Columbia Heights? A few months ago you reported they signed a 10 year lease extension but as of this week it no longer appears on the Starbucks app and is marked “Temporarily Closed” on Google maps.” (more…)
1119 V Street, NW previously home to Tacos El Chilango
“V St popup: reloaded” appears to be completed! (more…)
1100 Florida Ave, NW
Anyone try Half Way Tree? (more…)
849 Upshur Street, NW
Thanks to Ken for sending this better photo of The Blend Bar “taking over Little Food Studio’s old space on Upshur” (more…)
This rental is located at 1630 Park Rd NW. The Craigslist ad says: (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
Wow!!
This is a big deal.
I can only guess that new NPS leadership didn’t like the scale of change in the pipeline for mile 0-1 on the towpath. The NYC firm that led the renovation of the High Line was attached to current plans to upgrade aspects of user engagement with the C&O Canal.
It struck me as a bit of overkill at the time.
A resurgent, preservationist vibe might be in play here.”
“March 1, 2024
Dear Georgetown Heritage supporters and friends, (more…)