1726 Connecticut Ave, NW
Thanks to Gabrielle for sending: “The people are friendly and the bagel sandwiches look good!” (more…)
Dupont Circle
From an email:
“Tabard Inn is having our first ever collaboration dinner with Catoctin Creek, a distillery from Virginia. It’ll be a four-course dinner at the Tabard with cocktail pairings (more…)
1633 17th Street, NW previously home to Malbec
Thanks to Chris for sending: “The sign just went up right next to Dupont Italian kitchen!”
Stay tuned.
1300 Connecticut Ave, NW
“The most mouthwatering Caribbean cuisine! The Angry Jerk open now, hours 11am-1am”
Thanks to Jayson for sending the good word on The Angry Jerk opening their new spot: (more…)
The Fountain may not be flowing, again, but the spirit and tunes are alive and well in Dupont Circle
The fountain fake outs have been annoying for sure, but every time I’ve walked through Dupont Circle it’s been filled with good vibes: (more…)
1627 Conmecticut Ave, NW
Tanem: “Handcrafted Turkish clothing, housewares and jewelry.”
I’ve noticed this little spot starting to fill up: (more…)
1745 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Good news pizza fans – the folks from My Own Pizza (menu here), same owners as Z Burger and Maman Joon, are bringing pizza back to the former Flippin Pizza space which closed back in April 2023.
Some renderings: (more…)
1200 19th Street, NW
Thanks to Matthew for sending: “Sol Mexican Grill in the old Taylor Gourmet spot at 19th and M.” (more…)
Thanks to Mark for sending the latest from Bon Beke’s Bakehouse & Grill: “It looks like this place, we’re Bethesda Bagels was, and before that Burrito Brothers, is about to open. (more…)
via GoFundMe
“Dear PoPville,
My friend, Timoteo Murphy is an artist and needs some help from his community. He was stabbed 9 times by a stranger on June 7th in Dupont Circle. He saved his friend and fellow artist from being sexually assaulted. The attacker has been apprehended but my friend . The link has all the details of the incident. He’s active community member and such a good soul. I really want him to focus on healing instead of trying to make money.”