18th and S Street, NW previously home to Rosemarys Thyme (for the old school)
On Tuesday we noted that there was ‘Action at the old Pupatella space on 18th Street.’
And now we know what that action was about! Thanks to a tipster for sending: “I was told by Little Engine in Cap Hill that they’re the ones moving in to the old Pupatella space in Dupont!”
And indeed the owner of Little Engine has confirmed to me that they have leased the space!!
Rob tells me: (more…)
1827 Adams Mill Road, NW
From an email: “The MICHELIN Guide today announced new additions to the Washington D.C. selection of restaurants. The additions include four new restaurants.”
The Four are:
“September 2026
Adams Morgan
Rye Bunny (more…)
Getting reports starting around 9:15am this morning (Thursday): “Wondering if anyone knows why a park police chopper has been circling Park View this morning…”
Another reader reports around Warder and Irving seeing a large number of FBI, US Marshalls and Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency (CSOSA) officers.
Has anyone heard any other details?
More photos and Video: (more…)
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Fall officially arrives on Monday, and DC is sending summer off with a full slate — 333+ open houses across the District this weekend. The light is getting golden, the humidity has finally packed up, and it’s about as pleasant as house hunting gets around here. Grab a coffee and make a loop. To see the full DC Open House list, click here.
4115 46th St NW — $2,249,000 — American University Park
Open Sat. & Sun. 1-3PM — Debi Fox
“Totally Reimagined and Expanded Home in AU Park. The Essence of Modern Luxury by Award-Winning Dilan Homes. The Newly Designed Home spans 3 Levels with 4218 square feet and backs to Turtle Park with alley access from the fenced-in backyard.”
1840 Primrose Rd NW — $1,595,000 — Colonial Village
Open Fri. 12-4PM & Sun. 11AM-1PM — Katherine Krevor
“Welcome to a rare mid-century retreat on approximately one-third of an acre, surrounded by the natural beauty of Rock Creek Park. This thoughtfully updated 1958 residence retains the defining architectural elements that make mid-century homes so special—vaulted ceilings, walls of glass, clean lines, and a seamless connection between indoors and out. The main level alone spans more than 2,000 square feet, offering an exceptionally generous footprint that is increasingly difficult to find in Northwest DC.”
1231 Wynton Pl NE — $815,000 — Brookland
Open Sat. & Sun. 1-3PM — Thomas Doyle
“At 1231 Wynton Pl you will find a beautifully maintained home on three levels with all the comforts and none of the hassle. Built in 2021, this Brookland townhome is one of the largest models in the neighborhood. Spread across three levels, the layout gives everyone room to breathe.”
4523 Nebraska Ave NW — $1,500,000 — Wakefield
Open Sat. & Sun. 1-3PM — Lina Criales-McAuliffe
“The wait is over! Freshly painted 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath home with attached garage and driveway for additional parking. This is an exceptional opportunity in one of Northwest D.C.’s most coveted neighborhoods, just moments from Tenleytown Metro and Jackson-Reed High School. Move right in and renovate over time, or collaborate with your architect to create a stunning custom residence.”
14 S St NE #302 — $515,000 — Eckington
Open Sat. & Sun. 2-4PM — Lorin Mones
“Welcome to this immaculate top-floor 3-bedroom, 2-bath condo in the heart of Eckington, offering 1,128 square feet of beautifully designed living space. The wide-open floor plan is filled with natural light and features gorgeous built-in cabinetry, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, generous closet space, and a seamless flow ideal for both everyday living and entertaining.”
2351 Champlain St NW #P4 — $1,284,900 — Adams Morgan
Open Sun. 1-3PM — David Treanor
“MODERN 3-LEVEL PENTHOUSE LOFT WITH MONUMENT VIEWS FROM PRIVATE ROOFTOP TERRACE IN PRIME DC LOCATION! This bright and open penthouse unit features 1,800 sq ft of living space and over 800 sq ft of private outdoor space with two balconies and an amazing rooftop terrace with a hot tub, outdoor shower, inside top-level wet bar/ kitchen area with office nook, and stunning monument views.”
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Thanks to Rozi for sharing this timely awesomeness:
“This caught my eye on my walk this morning. It’s a basement door on the side of an apartment building on Kennedy Street (or Kenndy St, as the sign says). I did a little sleuthing and found that The Washington Sun was a weekly newspaper that started in the mid 1960s. The publisher lived in Brightwood, so (more…)
Thanks to Terry for sending this absolute beauty from Congress Heights. Look at those wheels: (more…)
🍂 Fall is here — and so is FOSH Fall Fest!
For twelve years, Friends of the Soldiers Home has kicked off autumn the right way — and we're not stopping now.
photo by angela n.
Thanks to Angela for sharing this masterpiece from Capitol Hill.
“Libraries and Justice for All”
Awesome.
photo by DCbmyers
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From a press release:
“The Washington Commanders and global design firm HKS are releasing the first renderings of the new stadium’s seating bowl. Inspired by the iconic RFK Stadium, these renderings bridge past and present by showcasing the team’s focus on recreating the loud, intense, and intimate atmosphere that defined the franchise’s championship era through a continuous, unified bowl. The new stadium will pay tribute to the history of the team while leveraging the latest technology and innovation to deliver unmatched live event experiences across all levels.” (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
Still completely insane. This is for a one bedroom (Adams Morgan) space with two circuits and no central AC. (more…)
Ed. Note: Is that a mouse or a rat?
In the rodent justice system, the reality is represented by two separate, yet equally important groups: the Rodent and Vector Control Division, who seek to eradicate them, and the people with very big hearts, who seek to save all rodents. These are their stories.
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Thanks to a few readers who passed on the above posting from a FB share group…: “I am not sure what to think.”
Oh, I am VERY sure what to think!!