1827 Adams Mill Road, NW
Thanks to A. for sending: “the outdoor/plaza seat is now open at the Foxtrot in Adams Morgan“
6810 Cameron Drive, NW
From a press release:
“D.C. restaurateurs Trent Allen, Robin Webb, Chris Powers, and Josh Saltzman are back with a new flagship project at The Parks at Walter Reed. These familiar faces from The Midlands Beer Garden and Ivy & Coney are reuniting to create another beloved neighborhood establishment along the Georgia Avenue corridor.
Located in the heart of the historic campus and next to the Great Lawn and dog park, the upcoming project will revitalize the historic mechanic shop and adjacent plaza. The as-yet-unnamed concept will be a casual restaurant with a beautiful 6,000 ft² patio, designed to be a welcoming space for everyone. Read More
1800 block of M Street, NW
A couple weeks ago we learned that it was coming. I finally got a chance to check it out over the weekend and it turned out pretty great. I’ll even forgive them that they took my beloved walking lane…[ducks]
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2700 F Street, NW. Photo by Mykl Wu
From a press release:
“Happy spring! We are excited to announce our family-friendly wine garden at the REACH at Kennedy Center returns on THURSDAY, MARCH 17th.
This year, Victura Park gets an upgrade with expanded hours, a whole new indoor cafe, serving coffee, pastries & lunch, plus free wi-fi – perfect for those working away from the office. Read More
Outside Residents Cafe on the 18th Street. Their website says:
“Tucked away in the heart of Dupont Circle, in Washington D.C., Residents is a charming cafe & bar offering Washingtonians and travelers an exquisite indoor and outdoor dining and cocktail experience. The name Residents stems from our founders who were once immigrants and became Residents of this wonderful country and incredible city. We hope our guests become residents of Residents!
Residents offers a casual-chic cocktail and dining experience with a keen focus on high-quality, seasonal ingredients. We believe less is more and offer a cocktail and dining experience patrons won’t soon forget. Residents is a multi-sensory experience that involves all five senses: vision, touch, sound, smell, and taste. To include curated house playlists throughout the day and into the night. We skillfully use greenery to create a stunning and perfect ambiance with a beautiful array of plants. We can’t wait to see you.”
Truly Magnificent: Read More
1740 14th Street, NW
The liquor license placard for Aslin Beer Company says:
“A new class C Tavern with a small Tasting Room and outdoor Beer Garden. Seating capacity of 230, and Total Occupancy Load of 300. Read More
2411 18th Street, NW via Tiki On 18th/the game
Every time I walk by I do a double take. Turns out this is take two. Owner Jo-Jo Valenzuela shared:
“My heart dropped a couple of weeks ago when a delivery truck hit our pergola… had to demolish the whole thing and start again from scratch. Now, it’s bigger and better!” Read More
3400 Georgia Avenue, NW. Photo by Fredde Lieberman
From a press release:
“Hook Hall’s 7,000 square-foot backyard has been seasonally transformed into The Oasis, a tropical paradise respite in the middle of the city. Bright yellow tables, appropriately social distanced, are set on the Astro-turfed lawn with seven cabanas flanking the yard. Read More
2827 Sherman Ave, NW at Harvard. Photo by Ayanna Smith
Thanks to Kevin, Ryan and Ayanna for sending:
“Award-winning Chef, Paul Yellin of Cane Rhum Bar in Charleston is opening his newest restaurant in DC at 2827 Sherman Ave! Eek!
It’s called, de Rum Spot.
Caribbean street food. Rum for days. Yes, please!” Read More
1900 Q Street, NW
The liquor license placard says:
“Applicant requests to expand the Sidewalk Café seating capacity from 38 to 68.”
Rakuya opened here back in July 2016.
Check out their menus here.
