This rental is located at 801 Pennsylvania Ave, NW. The Craigslist ad says:
“$2,000 / 1br – 550ft2 – Stunning views. Rarely available one bedroom (Penn Quarter) (more…)
Penn Quarter
664 11th Street, NW photo by Natalie Weiss
Thanks to Natalie for sending: “Ah, the Gap is closing its 11 and F Street, NW location”
8th and E Street, NW
Thanks to McKenzie for sending the good word:
“I was just walking past Penn Social, which has said it’s permanently closed on Google Maps (and their socials have been silent), and two employees standing outside said they’re *reopening on the 26th*.” (more…)
6th and G Street, NW photo by Natalie Weiss
Ed. Note: Penn Commons closed in 2019 pre-panedemic.
Thanks to Natalie for sending the update. Taffer’s Tavern website says:
“Taffer’s Tavern is the product of Jon Taffer, hospitality expert, entrepreneur, best-selling author, star, and Executive Producer of Paramount Network’s Bar Rescue. Taffer’s is the quintessential pub, (more…)
Photo by Stephen Anfield
Thanks to Stephen for sending: “Another Rice Bar will be opening across from the FBI building.”
You can see Rice Bar’s menu here. Stay tuned for an opening date.
Thanks to Zach for sending Saturday: “just around E Street Cinema and…this looks promising. (Note what’s on the top of the screen.)”
7th and E Street, NW photo by Mark Lyon
Thanks to Mark for sending: “Coming to former Starbucks space at 7th and E NW.”
And in Navy Yard, this is pretty great: (more…)
This rental is located at 916 G ST NW near 9 and G ST NW. The Craigslist ad says:
“$1,990 / 1br – 650ft2 – Penn Quarter Bedroom Loft (916 G ST NW) (Washington, DC) (more…)
Photos and words by @Pharipedia. Phari is one of my favorite photographers who contributes to our Instagram. He’s volunteered to share a bit more with us from his adventures around town. Phari lives on Capitol Hill.
Since its construction in 1860, this late Victorian-style building in Penn Quarter has been home to St. Marc Hotel, Central National Bank, Apex liquor store, Sears, and the headquarters for National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) since 1995. NCNW was founded in 1935 by the great educator, stateswoman, and civil rights activist Mary McLeod Bethune “to lead, advocate for, and empower women of African descent, their families and communities.”
916 G Street, NW
A new liquor license placard for Urban Roast et al says: “Request to change hours of operation and alcoholic beverage service. Expansion of the premises to the second floor (more…)