2108 8th Street, NW
From Melange:
“WE’RE GETTING A FRESH NEW LOOK ✨
Temporarily Closed for Renovations & Rebranding (more…)
2108 8th Street, NW
From Melange:
“WE’RE GETTING A FRESH NEW LOOK ✨
Temporarily Closed for Renovations & Rebranding (more…)

6902 4th Street, NW
From Main Street Takoma:
“Sabina’s Cafe is now open at 6902 4th Street, NW. Sabina’s Cafe serves coffee sourced from Ethiopia, roasted in-house and brewed daily, along with a selection of teas and lite bites, including fresh pastries, cookies, avocado toast, hummus toast, mini pancakes and more. (more…)

1780 Florida Ave, NW
Keren has been closed for renovations due to a fire suffered back in February of 2024.
Thanks to Drew, Ally (and others) for sending the fantastic news about Keren‘s reopening in Adams Morgan: (more…)

We’ve been monitoring Keren’s reopening status for a LONG TIME so this sign I spotted over the weekend has brought me (and I know many others) a tremendous amount of joy. (more…)

1780 Florida Ave, NW
Thanks to all continue to message us about Keren.
Boxes in and getting ready to decorate: (more…)

1529 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
Thanks to JSC for sending:
New Ethiopian place appears to be open or at least opening soon. (more…)

1780 Florida Ave, NW
Thanks to all continue to message us about Keren.
Keren has been closed for renovations due to a fire suffered back in February of 2024.
Looking so close now, seriously: (more…)

1780 Florida Ave, NW
Thanks to Duane for sending the latest update about Keren:
“Finally seeing lights on and people working inside Keren 🙏” (more…)

1529 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
City Sliders closed here back in November 2024. Prior to City Sliders, in my day, the space was home to Zannchi and Yummi Crawfish and Puro Cafe.
The liquor license placard for Cottage House Ethiopian Cuisine says: (more…)

500 New Jersey Ave, NW
Check out their menu here.
“Introducing Warka Coffee House in the heart of Capitol Hill, Washington, DC! Warka Coffee House is more than just a café it’s a space inspired by Ethiopian tradition and community, where coffee brings people together. Named after the iconic Warka tree, a symbol of shelter and connection in Ethiopia, our shop offers a curated selection of single-origin specialty coffees from around the world, with a strong emphasis on direct-sourced Ethiopian beans. Whether you’re a seasoned coffee enthusiast or just looking for a cozy space to relax, Warka Coffee House invites you to sip, connect, and experience coffee in its purest form.”
Thanks to Graham for sending:
“Warka Coffee had its grand opening Wednesday on Capitol Hill. (more…)