900 Florida Ave, NW
Coffee too! Nice updates as Ma’ed gets closer to opening: (more…)
U Street
11th and U Street, NW
From an email, short and sweet:
“Solly’s Charity Trivia would like to partner with your charity or charitable cause! Help us help our community every Wednesday 8-11. Many openings on our calendar. Contact us at [email protected]” (more…)
This rental is located at 17th and V Street, NW. The Craigslist ad says:
” $1850 / 1br – 550ft2 – 1BR/1BA at intersection of U Street, Adams Morgan, Dupont (17th and V Streets NW) (more…)
Awesome. On the side of the old Patty Boom Boom in the 1300 block of U Street, NW.
Photo by Rose Collins, courtesy Hazel
From an email:
“Chef Robert Curtis has created a menu of Middle Eastern-influenced tacos and snacks, including “Urfa Hot” Chicken with toum; Pilpelchuma Pork, pickled onions, zhug; and Smoked Lamb, sumac onions, Aleppo aioli (among others). The patio menu will be complemented by beer selections from Greg and a cocktail list by Nick Farrel – expect brews from The Veil & Bluejacket, and frozen cocktails that include a “Friesling Margarita.” (more…)
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1833 14th Street, NW
Back on March 22nd I posted some scuttlebutt saying that Bar Pilar might be for sale. And indeed it seems it will soon be sold. Yesterday Eater reported:
“Edwards and Miller are handing over Bar Pilar to the RNJS Hospitality Group that owns months-old Union District Oyster Bar & Lounge in NoMa. (more…)
2208 14th Street, NW
From a press release:
“Seven Reasons – a bold dining experience by lauded Chef Enrique Limardo – offering his creative take on Latin American-inspired cuisine opens on Tuesday, April 16 at 2208 14th Street, NW. The name is a fun nod to numerology, where the number seven symbolizes one who is searching for new experiences. With his debut Washington restaurant, Chef Limardo will offer an exceptional culinary experience while having fun with texture, flavor and plating. Designed in collaboration with Miami-based Valentina Story, the space is inspired by the diverse landscapes of South America. (more…)
This is not a drill. And it’s no joke – climate change is to blame:
“You can clearly seen the impacts of the 2018 wet weather pattern and the influence of Hurricanes Florence and Hurricane Michael, respectively. Many of the places in blue (very wet) on that map are places that grow collard greens. Flooding and field inundation in Texas and the southeastern United States reduced crop yields and forced farmers to harvest early. Collard greens are also grown in California, which experienced significant challenges from Santa Ana wind-driven fires. Growers report torn leaves and scarring.” (more…)
From the D.C. Department of Funk:
“Funk Parade season is upon us. The official theme for the entire 2019 Festival is “Keepin’ The Funk Alive.” The theme is a celebration of the restored vision and commitment of The MusicianShip to grow the festival into the future, building a bridge to connect our city’s youngest up-and-coming artists and musicians, to DC’s musical history, culture, and its most talented musicians. Funk Parade 2019 is happening Saturday May 11th. The Festival starts at 1:00pm, the Parade kicks off at 5:00pm and the Night Music Festival begins at 7:00pm. (more…)
This rental is located at 17th and U Street, NW. The Craigslist ad says:
“$3000 / 2br – 925ft2 – Two Bedroom Flat – APT #2 for rent (more…)