Thanks to Annie for sending: “Corner of 19th and Q St NW – Dupont” (more…)
1064-1066 Wisconsin Avenue, NW preciously home to Bluestone Lane and Frye
The liquor license placard for Brasero Atlantico/ Floreria Atlantico says:
“The Establishment will be a Restaurant serving Argentinian cuisine. (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
From the unit block of New York Ave, NW. Any idea why it has an ATM built into the fence? The only reasonable answer I can think of is it’s a brothel / gentlemen’s club. Do you know?”
Maybe it’s an airbnb? Any plausible guesses?
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- 3-level River Park townhouse
- Refinished hardwoods + smart Lutron lighting
- Private fenced patio off the main level
- Finished basement with terrazzo-look flooring
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- Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is a “beautiful, fully renovated 2-unit with roof-top deck, one block off of H Street” and was “designed for and previously approved for condo conversion.”
photo by angela n.
“New from District, Measured, the blog of the Office of Revenue Analysis in the D.C. Office of the Chief Financial Officer:
DC Economic and Revenue Trends Review: January 2025
Each month our office publishes a review of economic and tax revenue data for DC. The review includes data on employment and wages, residential and commercial real estate, hospitality, the US economy and federal government, and DC tax collections. Below are the highlights from our latest review.
Highlights from the January 2025 Review (more…)
2619 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Maddy’s closed here back in March 2023. Before Maddy’s the space was the longtime home to home to Woodley Cafe, where I was a server for a few years way back in the day.
The liquor license placard for Yours Café says:
“New Class C Restaurant with an indoor seating capacity of 98, a Summer Garden with 28 Seats, and a Total Occupancy Load of 170. (more…)
The DC Concert Orchestra presents Portraits in Time, the last concert in our season themed A World Mosaic. The concert runs approximately 90 minutes with one 15 minute intermission. DCCO commissioned a new work by DC composer Blair Goins. There will be interactive discussions with the composer Blair Goins at performance time and after the concert. Please join us afterwards to learn more about this exciting new work and the composer.
On the program:
photo by Fritz Myer
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3227 Georgia Avenue, NW via FB
Thanks to Jacob for passing on the sad news:
“Tabla had an amazing lunch special and brunch. Huge loss for the area.”
Tabla shares on their IG:
“To our incredible community, after five rewarding — but very challenging — years, we have made the difficult decision to close our doors. This Sunday, March 2, will be our final day of service. (more…)
Thanks to Nils for sending this beauty.
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“Charlemagne trying to bat at snow from the Penn Quarter!”
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705 Edgewood St, NE
Thanks to G. for passing on the news from City-State Brewing:
“Beloved DC–
1) We are no longer brewing beer
2) We will stay open as a pub & community space for the foreseeable future. We will bring in other products as we run out of our beer in the taproom (more…)