925 U Street, NW at Vermont Ave
Thanks to J. and M. for sending: “New sign spotted at U and Vermont! At the defunct crab house at Vermont and U across from Service Bar. Or…maybe not. My husband pointed out to me that this is the name of the Vietnamese spot further east at 634 Florida. No clue what the sign is doing here!” (more…)
1314 U Street, NW
“Dear PoPville,
Whoa, for those of us who went to college in Upstate NY at Hamilton, Cornell, Syracuse, Rochester, Colgate, etc. this new DC addition is a welcome addition to the DC food and sports bar scene. (more…)
1330 U Street, NW previously home to Fainting Goat and, briefly, Enigma
“GameOn bar + arcade was founded in 2022 by co-owners / married couple Eli and Casey Linthicum with their first location in Annapolis. GameOn bar + arcade was nationally ranked within their 1st year open as the Top 21 Best Arcade in the US!”
Check out their menus here.
From GameOn bar+arcade:
“We are now expanding to DC at 1330 U Street (14th & U) and are planning on opening this fall! (more…)
1926 14th Street, NW
The placard for Ingle Korean Steakhouse says:
“NATURE OF OPERATION
New Class “C” Restaurant with a Seating Capacity of 156 and Total Occupancy Load of 195. (more…)
1528 U Street, NW
Sister Skateshop opened on U Street last week! (more…)
Spotted on U Street.
Zoom in.
Thanks to David for sending above around 7pm. Thanks to kidcass for sending the great shots below: (more…)
From MPD:
“Chief of Police Pamela A. Smith has announced the establishment of a Juvenile Curfew Zone in the U Street corridor.
The Juvenile Curfew Emergency Amendment Act of 2025 gives the Chief of the Metropolitan Police Department the authority to order a Juvenile Curfew Zone in an area where large groups of youths are gathering or intend to gather in a manner that poses a risk of substantial harm to public safety.
The perimeter of the U Street Corridor Juvenile Curfew Zone is as follows: (more…)
Source Theatre located at 1835 14th Street, NW via CulturalDC
From CulturalDC:
“By now, you have likely learned that on August 5, 2025, CulturalDC completed the sale of Source to a qualified buyer for $4.5 million. The building, which had been on the market since October 2024, was sold after a competitive and proactive process in which the Board of Directors tirelessly solicited and prioritized bids from nonprofit organizations with the goal of sustaining the space for DC’s arts and cultural community.
Once news of the sale became public, unfortunately, we started to see false and biased reporting, as well as conversations and criticisms expressed on online platforms that cannot be categorized as anything less than vitriol and bullying. Over recent days, the spread of misinformation and actions taken against our organization have become too egregious for leadership to leave unaddressed.
In particular, the Washington City Paper published an unfounded and editorialized article regarding the sale of Source – without conducting due diligence, in terms of fact-checking or allowing CulturalDC to speak to the various erroneous accusations. Following a request for corrections, the City Paper has made only minor edits, allowing factual errors; and misleading statements to persist. The very vocal parties serving as unreliable sources with the press – and across social media channels – continue to perpetuate a distorted narrative.
For accuracy, the Board believes it is prudent to clarify the sequence of events leading up to the sale of Source: (more…)
2100 block of 14th Street, NW
Thanks to Nathaniel for sharing the photo above with us around 9:40pm Wednesday night:
“Police stopping people on 14th Street in Northwest DC as a crowd of onlookers chant in opposition.”
Another reader sends a photo from 14th and W Street, NW said to have started around 9:10pm: (more…)