1238 H Street, NE

On October 9th we we shared the super sad scuttlebutt (clearly labeled scuttlebutt, though this came from three super solid sources) that Granville Moore’s was said to be closing on October 31st after 20 years on H Street, NE. As with all scuttlebutt sometimes things change. And if we’re lucky sometimes things change for the better. In fact we even wrote in the post “Maybe there will be another miracle in the works. It’s happened before…”

And while still scuttlebutt, I’m now hearing that Granville Moore’s may not be on the chopping block after all. This one is a little tricky as Granville Moore’s have issued no official updates on their IG though, as others have noted, their reservations remain open through December. So what’s the word on H Street? Perhaps, things have changed since they’ve seen an outpouring of love? Perhaps things have changed, just because things change? The word on the street is that SOME changes may be in store. I don’t want to get too deep in the weeds on those changes because obviously this is a fluid situation. But the important thing is, this is indeed looking like a miracle.

Check out their current menu here.

Here’s to hoping that Granville Moore’s is thriving for more many more years in any capacity. The only thing I know for sure is that I promise to continue to update as soon any official updates become available. Fingers crossed for only good updates! Stay tuned.


1238 H Street, NE

Update: Upgrading Super Sad Granville Moore’s Scuttlebutt to Salvation Scuttlebutt – Now Starting to Hear that GM shall live on after October 31st, though changes could be afoot!

Granville Moore’s
“DC’s Original Belgian Beer & Moules Frites Tavern”

Thanks to a few readers for sharing the sad news with us: “I learned tonight that Granville Moore’s is officially closing on October 31.”

What a run :( After opening in 2007, after 10 years we learned that the owner of the Queen Vic was taking over Granville Moore’s from Chef Teddy Folkman. During Covid in 2020 there was fear of a closure but fortunately we had a ‘Do You Believe in Miracles? Granville Moore’s edition’.

Granville Moore’s was a massive addition to the neighborhood. Granville Moore’s was one of the first to bring excitement to a revitalizing (pre-streetcar!) H Street, NE along with the Argonaut, Red and the Black, Palace of Wonders, Rock and Roll Hotel (all RIP) and thank God the still open Pug next door. Granville Moore’s was great. Granville Moore’s is great. They will be missed. Maybe there will be another miracle in the works. It’s happened before…

Stay tuned.

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1803 14th Street, NW

Continuing coverage of coming Jersey Mike’s locations continues. Earlier this week we shared the news that a Jersey Mike’s is coming to the old TaKorean space in Navy Yard. Next up is a location coming to 14th and S Street, NW.

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6219 3rd Street, NW

Update: The Practical Cyclist is coming soon! Thanks to Julie for sharing with us.

“The Practical Cyclist is COMING SOON to Northwest Washington, DC. We want more people to ride bicycles for fun and transportation in and around Washington, DC. People’s lives get better with bikes.

6219 3rd St NW 20011

Located at the site of the fabled Bené Millinery & Bridal Supplies, the workshop of “DC’s Hat Lady,” the legendary Vanilla Beane. There should be a plaque – there will be.

What we do

We fix bikes. We’re good at it, we’ve been doing it for many years. Service

We stock utilitarian parts and accessories, and some special fancy-pants items that you don’t find in typical bike shops. We may offer some non-traditional service models, maybe a DIY workbench, probably some classes and workshops. Click for Bikes ‘n Stuff.

We want to be the kind of shop you WANT to visit. The kind where you can hang out, bring your kid, have a chat and a cup of good enough coffee.

Thinking, doing, feeling

We think the DIVERSITY OF BICYCLING EXPERIENCES is the best and most important thing. Also, there’s almost always more than one reasonable way to do something. We have our own opinions, but we try to stay curious.”

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