WJLA reports:

On Tuesday, the D.C. liquor board came to an agreement with the management of Heritage India to reopen on Dec. 21, but the establishment has agreed to a series of limitations in order to serve alcohol.

As part of their reopening, Heritage India must give up their entertainment license, meaning that they must close every night by midnight. They’re also required to sell food with alcohol.

Heritage India, located at 1337 Connecticut Ave., NW, was the scene of a fight that resulted in a Nov. 27th shooting death as well as stabbings. They released their own statement here.

I think they may already be open but will be able to sell liquor on the 21st? I took this photo yesterday:


Rejoice! Eater DC reports:

He’s [Barry Koslow] partnering with the guys from the Roadside Food Project and aims to serve your typical deli options — corned beef, pastrami (both house-made), matzo ball soup pickled fish — but they’re also going to be boozing it up with craft cocktails, beer and wine.

Looks like the Deli is coming to the former Cafe Mio space at 1317 Connecticut Ave, NW. This was the location that was going to become a Go Burger but that fell through in Feb. ’11.

Best news for DC since we got a baseball team back?

UPDATE: Just got a press release with lots more info:

DGS Delicatessen opening in Dupont Circle Spring 2012.

Acclaimed DC Chef Barry Koslow– recently named DC’s best Jewish chef by Forward Magazine– will launch a craft Jewish delicatessen in partnership with Roadside Food Projects in late Spring/early Summer 2012. The menu will evoke nostalgia for the classic delicatessen while elevating the experience with house-cured meats and fish and bread, bagels and bialys by Mark Furstenburg. DGS Delicatessen will be located at 1317 Connecticut Avenue, just south of Dupont Circle, with approximately 80 seats inside the restaurant, a patio and a to-go market featuring select items from the menu. The bar will offer a curated beverage program featuring a smart beer and wine list and old-world vodkas.

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In late Nov. we judged Capitol Hill’s Toscana Cafe. At that time it was still listed on their Website that a Toscana Market would be coming to Dupont Circle. They were planning on coming to the old Pleasure Place space (which closed back in Aug. ’10) at 1710 Connecticut Ave. NW. Unfortunately, the market is no longer listed on their website and a new for lease sign has gone up in the window. I’ll keep my eyes peeled for the signing of a new tenant.


From an email:

It is our first birthday tomorrow, so to celebrate we are having a whole weekend full of fun free events, including a coffee tasting, free cookies and live music. Details are below:

Wednesday Dec 14th after 10:30am: 365 free chocolate chip cookies from Buzz Bakery, one for every day we have been open
Saturday Dec 17th @ 2pm: Free performance by The North Country (http://www.reverbnation.com/thenorthcountrydc)
Sunday Dec 18th @ 1pm: Free coffee tasting by the District Bean featuring Counter Culture’s Farmhouse Blend and Ethiopian Idido and Hot! Hot! baked goods

Yola is located at 1323 Connecticut Ave, NW in Dupont Circle. Congrats on the 1 year anniversary!


This home is located at 1772 T St, NW:


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The flier says:

“How rare is it to find a townhome in Dupont Circle proper for less than $700K? Open floor plan on main level with gorgeous wood floors & brand spanking new kitch. 2nd level has two generous BR’s, full bath that leads to a deck walkway to the deck over the garage where there’s a hot tub. Yes, there is a detached garage. Rear yard is bricked, and has a goldfish pool-pond”

You can find more info here (soon more info here) and photos here.

What do you think about the spiral staircase? This 2 bed/1.5 bath is going for $694,900.


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