A reader writes:
“Their six year old came up to me as I got home yesterday and was crying about Diamond being gone. Diamond is “white with black spots.” If you find her, please call 202-374-8285 or visit 606 Q Street NW.”
Shaw
600 T Street, NW
A liquor license placard has now been posted for the new cocktail bar coming to Shaw. It says 600 T will have room for about 30 and hours are listed as Sunday 12pm – 2am, Monday through Thursday 5pm – 2am, Friday 5pm – 3am and Saturday 12pm – 3am. Updates when more info becomes available.
This rental is located at 913 R Street, Northwest. The listing [note the map is wrong on the listing] says:
“Attractive English Basement Apt. one block to Metro (Green/Yellow Lines), .Living/Dining area with wood floors, built-in book shelves, cabinets, & fire place facade.Full Kitchen w/ Dish Washer and Full Bath, Full size Washer/Dryer, NEW energy efficient heat pump HVAC.Bedroom with new carpet, full size closet plus large walk-in closet.Tenant has use of brick Patio out back. Tenant pays Electric”
You can see more photos here.
This 1 bed/1 bath is going for $2,195/Mo.
Last week the note said:
“Our ANC forces us to limit the number of people in the garden to 126. Please tell your elected officials that you want Dacha’s capacity increased to 350”.
Stay tuned.
1600 7th Street, NW
Thanks to a reader for sending from in front of the Shaw library.
800 block of Florida Ave, NW
Aesop’s website says:
“Aesop was established in Melbourne in 1987. Our objective has always been to formulate skin, hair and body care products of the finest quality; we investigate widely to source plant-based and laboratory-made ingredients, and use only those with a proven record of safety and efficacy. In each of our unique stores, informed consultants are pleased to introduce our range and to guide your selections. Alongside our commercial activities, we explore and support the arts as an avenue through which to inspire, learn and communicate. We are headquartered in Melbourne, and have offices and stores in many parts of the world, including New York, London, Paris, Tokyo and Hong Kong.”
It’s coming right next door to Chrome:
11th and P Street, NW
Congrats to Veranda on their 9 year anniversary!! Party tonight – vegetarians look away:
Gone but not forgotten.
From American University:
“Matt Shlonsky loved Washington, DC. Since arriving at American University in 2010, Matt had embraced his adopted city, attending historical events, concerts, and other local activities across the district. After his graduation from the School of International Service in May 2014, Matt elected to remain in Washington, starting a career in business communications and consulting. Matt continued to give back to the School of International Service as a generous volunteer and a donor. Matt was already on his way to a successful career with Deloitte and other exciting pursuits outside of his work.
Our hearts are broken to report that Matt’s future of unlimited possibilities ended tragically on August 15, 2015, when he fell victim to gun violence in Washington. Matt left behind a loving family, many hundreds of loyal friends, and a remarkable legacy of caring and kindness that betrayed his 23 years. (more…)
Photo by PoPville flickr user Elvert Barnes
Simon Vintage [1911 9th Street, NW] tweets us:
“Now we say goodbye, we will miss you! OPEN till We move Oct 24th. We’re moving to Neptune City NJ on Jersey Shore nr Asbury Park about 1.5hrs from #NYC …we may “pop-up” in DC from time to time!”
A couple weeks ago we learned “Dacha seems to be in very big trouble with ABRA”. Think they can rally enough support to save themselves? If not, CityPaper reported:
“Dacha Beer Garden owners Dmitri Chekaldin and Ilya Alter are laying off half of their staff and negotiating to sell the business amid a battle with the Advisory Neighborhood Commission over their capacity level.
Meanwhile, the owners are in negotiations to sell the business to a big German beer brand (which Chekaldin declined to name) that has plans for several beer gardens in the U.S.”
Think Dacha would survive/continue to thrive if it’s bought by “a big German beer brand”?
1600 7th Street, NW
