732 Maryland Ave, NE
“Dear PoPville,
Any scuttlebutt on the old Kenny’s BBQ? The green is new since the last time I saw it.” (more…)
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Thanks to a reader for passing on a message they received from NPS:
“The restoration of the Dupont fountain was delayed after significant vandalism took place at the site in June. The project was paused while we sought additional funding to repair the damage from the vandalism (more…)
1400-1404 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
With the restaurant deal dead, Steve Madden is now coming to the Prince & Princess space (but P&P) won’t be moving far – just right next door on Wisconsin: (more…)
photo by Jim Havard
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This rental is located at 15th and Pennsylvania Avenue SE. The Craigslist ad says: (more…)
1010 Vermont Ave, NW just north of K Street
Thanks to Susan for passing on from Living Room:
“End of an era, the beginning of something new. Thank you for 8 WILD years at Living Room. Please read this heartfelt message from our entire team. (more…)
2009 14th Street, NW
Not since Marvin closed has there been a more painful closure coming to U Street (adjacent.)
From a press release:
“After 15 years of serving up unforgettable drinks and unforgettable moments, the Gibson will be closing its doors on 14th Street on January 1st, 2024
After opening in November of 2008, the Gibson quickly became a pioneer in D.C.’s cocktail scene. Hidden behind a signless door, the bar offered classic drinks in a discreet and sophisticated setting. Its second-floor bar and lounge became the “it-spot” for private events and cocktail classes. It has stayed true to its roots throughout the last decade, rebounding back after a brief hiatus during the pandemic. (more…)
828 Upshur Street, NW, previously home to Himitsu and Magpie and the Tiger and Pom Pom and Cappy’s Crabs and Crane & Turtle and of course the old Ethiopian/Injera spot.
Thanks to all who passed on Little Vietnam‘s IG post:
“Dear Little Vietnam Community,
As our business grows, we’re embarking on a new adventure to find a bigger home to serve you better. Our dear friends are moving in and introducing their brand-new concept – “Almeda”! @almedarestaurant (“Afro-Fusion dining by night”) promises to bring something special to our neighborhood, and we can’t wait for you to discover it. (more…)
2309 18th Street, NW
Thanks to Rene for passing on the announcement from sPACYcLOUd:
“Many achievements, innovations, and changes in the world begin with a simple dream or idea.
I want to express my deepest gratitude for your unwavering love & support for helping my dream, sPACYcLOUd, come true. Serving you has been my privilege, and I’ve cherished every moment of it.
This decision wasn’t made lightly, and it’s a bittersweet farewell to a place that has been a part of our lives and celebrations. sPACYcLOUd has been more than just a business; it’s been a community, a place where memories were made, and friendships were forged. (more…)
R. writes: “I shared a pic of this same vehicle last week. It happened again on the same block.”
V. writes: (more…)