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“Clyde’s Restaurant Group to open Cordelia Fishbar in Union Market District”

By Prince Of Petworth


rendering courtesy Clyde’s

From a press release:

“Clyde’s Restaurant Group (CRG), a subsidiary of Graham Holdings Company (NYSE: GHC), is thrilled to announce the planned opening of Cordelia Fishbar located on the ground floor of Morse, a 279-unit luxury apartment community developed by LCOR and located at 550 Morse Street NE in the vibrant Union Market District of Washington, DC.

Cordelia will offer a unique dining experience, featuring a global seafood-centric menu with a focus on cooking with charcoal. (more…)

Friday Question of the Day: What are alternatives to saying “the Union Market area”?

By Prince Of Petworth

When having this discussion the other day, Bikes and Pints suggested:

“Galludet District should be the name. Union Market would be a distinct name then.”

Would that work for announcing restaurants/retail coming to the area that aren’t technically in the Union Market building? Or do you prefer NoMa? or just sticking with Union Market area/district? Something else?

“New Indian restaurant slated to come to 300 Morse St. NE”

By Prince Of Petworth


300 Morse Street, NE photos by Debra

“Dear PoPville,

I was walking past the new Gantry development in Union Market yesterday and noticed a liquor license posted for a group called “New Restaurant Concepts Inc.” When I looked it up online I found that the principle is Sanjay Mandhaiya, the executive chef at Pappe on 14th Street. Not sure whether it’s a second location of Pappe or not but it appears he’s opening something here.” (more…)

“New Sip and Paint Pop-Up, Artist Studio Space, Union Market”

By Prince Of Petworth


1285b 4th Street, NE across from La Cosecha. Photo courtesy The Art Room

From an email:

“The Art Room is a pottery painting studio, art gallery, and creative space. Growing up, I loved making art with my mom. We designated a little space in our basement “the art room,” so this space is my attempt to elevate and share her love and vision for creativity. It’s for people who love art; people who like to make art; people who like to make art but don’t have time to “make art”; people who are interested in breaking their daily routine; people looking to reconnect with their friends, family, loved ones; people looking to build new relationships. (more…)

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