3420 Connecticut Ave, NW

Ed. Note: This is the former home of Starbucks, Cereal Bowl, Chipotle and most recently Tino’s Pizzeria.

From an email:

“Cracked Eggery Cleveland Park: 3420 Connecticut Ave NW DC (target opening May 2021).

The Cracked Eggery journey began in 2019 under a tent at the Cleveland Park Farmers Market. Diners quickly gravitated towards The Mayor (Cracked Bacon, scrambled egg, American & Cheddar cheese, Cracked Sauce). We then launched Abe Froman (Logan’s Sausage, scrambled egg, American & Cheddar cheese, Cracked sauce) and the Southern Charm (Fried green tomato, fried egg, Cracked Bacon, Pimento cheese, arugula, lemon aioli).. The team continued to evolve operations and offerings from their start on a single propane griddle to a food truck warmly embraced by the neighborhood and now, a forthcoming “forever home” in Cleveland Park. The new location will open in May 2021 with early operating hours (6am) and a heavy focus on order ahead/take out and delivery options.

2. Cracked Eggery Shaw: 1921 8th Street NW DC (target opening Summer 2021). (more…)



10th and S Street, NW

Thanks to Hilary for sending: “It looks like something COOL is coming soon to the corner of 10th and S St. NW to replace 10 Street Market. Do we believe it? Any ideas?!”

hahaha well color me intrigued!! Anyone hear anything?

Stay tuned.


“Dear PoPville,

Ticket patrol almost nailed about 8 cars on my street for parking in the wrong direction. 2000 block of 8th between Florida and V NW. The problem is my block had switched to one way during the construction of a new building which replaced Towne. The one way signs were removed about 2 months ago but people continued to treat it as 1 way. (more…)



1819 7th Street, NW

From an email: “Three food businesses operating out of the collaborative kitchen space at 1819 7th Street, Prescription Chicken, Saya Salteña and Astro Doughnuts & Fried Chicken will partner on a fundraising food drive this International Women’s Day (Monday, March 8). In an ongoing effort to support women (Saya and Prescription Chicken are both women-owned) the three businesses will provide the clients of House of Ruth with warm dinner by donating Bolivian salteñas, hot chicken soup and doughnuts. Customers can also support as 20% of the day’s sales from all three kitchens at 1819 7th Street will be donated in the value of food. (more…)


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