1201 K Street, NW at the Eaton Hotel

ICYMI: On January 22nd we broke the news that Michele’s had been “Seized” and Padlocked at the Eaton Hotel.

And on January 26th that “Gravitas seized too”.

There was a time Baker’s Daughter had locations in Ivy City, Georgetown and Chinatown.

Thanks to Paulina for sending the latest from the Eaton Hotel: “Baker’s Daughter, the coffee shop’s location, at the Eaton hotel has been closed all week…” (more…)



photo by Ryan Maxwell

Ed. Note: There is no announcement about a temporary closure on the Crumbs and Whiskers website (or socials), having said that, appointments are not available to visit until March 11th… Crumbs & Whiskers original opened in Georgetown, in a different location (currently located at 3109 M Street, NW), back in 2015. Updates as more info becomes available. Crumbs & Whiskers says: “It is a temporary closure of our Georgetown Store.”

Thanks to all who passed on from Crumbs & Whiskers Workers United: (more…)



via google maps

From MPD:

“The Metropolitan Police Department is providing an update on the investigation into a homicide that occurred Wednesday in the Glover Park neighborhood.

On Wednesday, February 11, 2026, at approximately 4:39 p.m., Second District officers responded to the report of a shooting in front of an apartment complex in the 4100 block of W Street, Northwest. Upon arrival, officers located an adult female and a 10-year-old juvenile female suffering from gunshot wounds. A second child, a juvenile male, was located on scene uninjured. DC Fire and EMS responded to the scene and after all lifesaving measures failed, the woman was pronounced dead. The injured juvenile female was transported to an area hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.

The deceased victim has been identified as 34-year-old Rayven Amuan Edwards of Northwest. (more…)



4340 Connecticut Ave, NW

Finally official word from a press release:

Dog Haus, the award-winning craft-casual concept known for its chef-driven burgers, brats, and brews, is opening Dog Haus Biergarten Van Ness at 4340 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008. The new location marks the brand’s second DC Metro restaurant and fifth overall in the DMV, bringing its signature SoCal flavor, full bar program, and game-day energy to the Van Ness neighborhood near the University of the District of Columbia.

DC local and multi-unit franchisee Faizan Khan is excited to introduce the Biergarten experience to the community. “Opening Dog Haus Biergarten Van Ness is about creating a true neighborhood gathering place,” said Khan. “Between the bold flavors, the craft beer and cocktail program, and the sports viewing atmosphere, we’re building a space where students, families, and fans can come together and make lasting memories.”

Known for its chef-driven approach to comfort food, Dog Haus features a lineup of signature Creekstone Farms® 100% Black Angus beef burgers and hot dogs, handcrafted sausages and fried chicken creations, alongside plant-based options, all served on grilled King’s Hawaiian rolls. The Biergarten format elevates the experience with a curated craft beer selection, Haus cocktails, and a dynamic sports viewing environment designed for everything from weeknight matchups to major game days. Guests can also enjoy the brand’s popular Bad-Ass Breakfast Burritos.

On Wednesday, February 18, Dog Haus Biergarten Van Ness celebrates its grand opening with a full day of specials from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., including: (more…)



1550 7th Street, NW

“A Wine & Cocktail Hideout for the Bold & Unconventional

Dark, sultry, and unapologetically unique—Ugly Duckling is a neighborhood cocktail & wine bar for those who appreciate the unexpected. Sip on standout cocktails, explore an ever-evolving wine list, and lose yourself in the energy of the night. Because ordinary was never the vibe.”

Ugly Duckling opened in the former La Jambe space at 7th and Q St, NW in December 2024.

Thanks to Peter for sending word: “Ugly duckling in Shaw closed. Their Instagram is gone and there’s a sign on the door that they’re closed.” (more…)


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