
From MPD:
“Follow these tips to help prevent jewelry theft. Always be safe, alert and aware of your surroundings. If a crime does occur, dial 911 and REPORT IT, and include as many details as possible.”

From MPD:
“Follow these tips to help prevent jewelry theft. Always be safe, alert and aware of your surroundings. If a crime does occur, dial 911 and REPORT IT, and include as many details as possible.”

1337 14th Street, NW via Birch & Barley
Froma press release:
“Neighborhood Restaurant Group (NRG) and Chef Hamilton Johnson are thrilled to announce the opening of Mallard, a restaurant that reimagines Southern cuisine with a refined yet playful twist. Situated at 1337 14th Street, Mallard will take over the space formerly occupied by Birch & Barley, which will conclude its successful 15-year run on Saturday, July 13th. (more…)

1809 E Street, NW
Thanks to L. for sending: “Was closed for a long time from COVID, another addition to the Foggy Bottom federal office food desert.”

1652 K Street, NW
Thanks to Jayson and James for sending: (more…)

709 H Street, NE opened here in 2014
Thanks to J. for sending: “Po Boy Jim’s closed. It’s looked empty for at least a month but saw lease signs last month.”
Ed. Note: Their Shaw location closed in 2020.

3237 14th Street, NW
Thanks to Brendan for sending: “another domino falls for Columbia heights. Bye-bye Frozenyo”
Back in November we noted the labor/ownership dispute…
Updates when we learn what becomes of the space.

Thanks to a reader for sending the latest Fojol Bros sighting from Sedona Arizona. (more…)

1030 15th Street, NW
Thanks to Jim for sending news about this G Street Food, which opened back in 2014.: (more…)

2000 Pennsylvania Ave, NW
Thanks to Natalie for sending: “Paul in Western Market suddenly closed! Looks like it’s for good too. All of the appliances behind the counter gone and only the tables/chairs are left. Crazy!”

1331 14th Street, NW
In mid February we posted that the Monarch Novelties building had been marked vacant (those green stickers) on 14th Street. Thanks to Chris and Mark for sending the latest: (more…)