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“Farewell to Fare Well?” Update: “Welcome Sticky Fingers Diner to the H St. NE family.”

By Prince Of Petworth


406 H Street, NE

Update from Fare Well:

“Let the brand merge begin! Welcome Sticky Fingers Diner to the H St. NE family. Farewell to Eat Fare Well, in name only.”

“Dear PoPville,

I just walked by the space formerly occupied by Fare Well, the vegan diner located at 406 H St NE. I noticed that the Fare Well signage has been removed and replaced with Sticky Fingers signage. I know the two eateries share the same ownership group, but I wonder what this means in practical terms for the business model. (more…)

“heard anything about the Union Kitchen on 9th and N St NW?” Update: “Reopening tomorrow”

By Prince Of Petworth


9th and N Street, NW

“Dear PoPville,

Have you heard anything about the Union Kitchen on 9th and N St NW? I walked by yesterday (1/9) and it’s completely papered over and dark inside. I didn’t see any signage indicating a closure or remodel.

I live right around the corner and love their breakfast bar so hoping they aren’t going anywhere!”

Update from Union Kitchen: “Hi! We’re undergoing some renovations. Reopening tomorrow and excited to welcome you back!”

Scuttlebutt Confirmed: HONEYMOON CHICKEN opens in Petworth Wednesday!

By Prince Of Petworth


via HONEYMOON CHICKEN

From a press release:

“Honeymoon Chicken (4201 Georgia Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC), a premium chicken brand that is the brainchild of Catalogue by Salis Holdings, opens Wednesday in DC’s Petworth neighborhood and is serving up some of the city’s finest fried chicken. First introduced to DC’s culinary scene via Catalogue’s digitally-driven food hall concept, Ensemble Kitchen, Honeymoon is now getting its very own brick and mortar, bringing “fried chicken, but fancy” to the masses. In the close-knit, family-friendly neighborhood of Petworth, community is everything, and nothing brings neighbors together quite like home-style, from-scratch cooking.

Funky <> Fancy: The Concept (more…)

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