2340 Wisconsin Ave, NW
From Town Hall:
“To our all our guests, neighbors, and those we’ve come to call family and friends,
All good things must come to an end and we will be closing our doors for good following this Sunday 9/29.
We want to thank you our guests for all your support and all the good times over the years. There have been many fond memories within these walls, and perhaps a few best left to posterity. (more…)
Thanks to Jill for sending: “Another one bites the dust in Chinatown. Starbucks on 7th and H is closing next week.” (more…)
1914 9th Street, NW
From Dino’s Grotto:
“After more than 14 years at two locations, it is time to move on. While we have two closing parties left, Last night was our final night of service. I will miss all our fans. Seeing so many couples bring in kids and saying that Dino was where they had heir first date was amazing. Sharing memories and stories the last time made this a real celebration. (more…)
Thanks to Ouzo (and all who messaged us) for sending a shot of The Express’ final edition.
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From the Washington Post PR:
“The Washington Post will publish the last edition of its Express commuter paper as of Thursday, September 12. Express has been an integral part of the morning commute for Washingtonians–a lively, highly engaging publication that has served Washington’s Metro riders for years. With the growth of WiFi in Washington’s Metro system, The Post can now serve those readers in ways that couldn’t have been imagined when it launched 16 years ago. (more…)
3813 Livingston Street, NW
Sad news up in Chevy Chase. Thanks to Marina for sending word: “Full of Beans Children’s Boutique is gone. Shame. Had really cute clothing for babies to age 8. Woman-owned, independent boutique, employed lots of locals and cared about the community. Generations of kids were shopped for there!” (more…)
Oof, thanks to Stuart for sending: “Looks like the end of an era in Chinatown. See attached above at Full Kee. Gonna have to find new late night Lo Mein!” (more…)
3135 M Street, NW
Washington Business Journal reported their last day was August 31st. Ben & Jerry’s still has one D.C. location left at The Wharf.
Haagenz Dazs jumping in with a reminder real quick on the windows of the papered over Georgetown spot: (more…)
1330 19th Street, NW
From a press release:
“Buffalo Billiards, one of DC’s most iconic sports bar since 1994, will host a farewell party on August 24 from noon until close. The bittersweet occasion will celebrate 25 years of legendary memories with special Buffalo Billiards memorial t-shirts and giveaways. The event will also feature a Buffalo Billiards photo/selfie wall, music and entertainment, and special pours from Board Room Brewing Company. In July 2019, it was announced that Buffalo Billiards will close as the new landlord, WeWork, did not wish to renew the bar’s lease. (more…)
2479 18th Street, NW
Not sure when exactly North Sea closed but their phone number has been disconnected. (more…)