1011 19th Street, NW just north of K Street

Thanks to Josh for passing on the latest sad news from 19th Street:

“We’re sad to say it, but we are not re-opening our K Street location. All of us here at Naf Naf thank you for being a loyal fan and for supporting us. We will miss you greatly and hope to see you again at one of our other locations.

With gratitude,
Team Naf”

Naf Naf opened up here in October 2017.


From a press release:

“Beginning today – Wednesday, July 22nd – popular pop-up Muchas Gracias (5029 Connecticut Avenue, NW) is excited to announce the launch of its new lunch service featuring a fresh new line-up of gourmet burritos and more from Executive Chef Christian Irabién.

Available from 11am-3pm Tuesday through Friday, Muchas Gracias is debuting their new line-up of burritos (more…)



courtesy Call Your Mother

From a press release:

“Call Your Mother, Washington D.C.’s nationally renowned, locally grown “Jew-ish” deli, opens its first mobile kitchen, the Call Your Mother Trolley, Tuesday, July 14.

Also known as Honey, the original name of the antique streetcar, Call Your Mother’s bagel trolley is rolling into Bethesda, Maryland and parking next to Suburban Hospital at 8804 Old Georgetown Road. With social distancing in mind, guests can order bulk bagels and their favorite signature sandwiches ahead here or at the trolley. The full Call Your Mother menu will be available soon.

MENU (PDF)

“It’s one of the old trollies that used to tour the city, but it’s no longer orange and green,” says Andrew Dana, Founder and Co-Owner of Call Your Mother. Instead, the trolley is outfitted in the brand’s emblematic pink and green meant to evoke “Boca-meets-Brooklyn” blending outstanding bagels and bright South Florida vibes. Some of South Florida’s well-known Jewish retirement homes are the inspiration behind the names of Call Your Mother’s quirky woodfire bagel sandwiches. (more…)



1777 Columbia Road, NW

Thanks to Joan for sending: “Just wanted to share that Reveler’s Hour in Adams Morgan is opening a wine and sandwich shop. Neat for the neighborhood!”

Reveler’s Hour’s website also says:

“We’re excited to serve you in person. We’ll be offering dinner Wednesday through Sunday. Reservations are recommended due to our limited seating capacity, but feel free to try for a walk-in table if you’re in the neighborhood.”


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