300 Morse Street, NE
Thanks to J. for sending: “Signage up for Tari Trattoria in the old Marcellino wine bar space in Union Market!”
Debra also writes: (more…)
union market
“Dear PoPville,
Sending in a question regarding this abandoned luncheonette in the Union Market parking lot (Hall and Oates album reference intended). It’s been here for as long as I can remember and I’m curious what it was or if there are any plans to repurpose it?
Sincerely,
A Union Market resident and Hall and Oates super fan”
I’m guessing, well, anyone hear anything?
Oh if I told you (more…)
1309 5th Street NE photo by Eric
@capitolhillphil shared the news last week: “Yasmine Union Market is done. Clearing out their space. Opened Oct 2022.” (more…)
300 Morse Street, NE via Marcellino
Thanks to R. for sending from Marcellino Pane e Vino:
“Marcellino Pane e Vino features a menu of contemporary Italian cuisine by @matarazzo.italy and chef @matteo_venini.”
“While this chapter is ending, we’re excited for what’s ahead: we’ll be replacing Marcellino with a new project launching in mid-May-stay tuned for details!” (more…)
via Union Market District
Thanks to Art for the heads up.
A commenter on a Harvey’s sale post on IG says:
“Closed. Due to health reasons they had to sell quickly. The new owners will keep the Harvey’s name and open this week.”
Union Market’s website says: (more…)
photo by Tim Robison
From a press release:
“Chef Meherwan Irani will bring his James Beard Award–winning Indian street food to Washington, D.C. (from Asheville, N.C.), opening in the bustling Union Market District later this summer. (more…)
Holi Union Market photo by HANG YUAN6
From a press release:
“Celebrate the Colors of Holi at Union Market on Friday, March 14! In partnership with RASA and DC Dosa, Union Market District invites you to the third annual vibrant celebration of Holi, the Festival of Colors. Get ready for an evening filled with authentic Indian flavors, great music, dancing, cocktails and lively festivities—including the joyful tradition of color throwing and other fun surprises. RSVP NOW!
This event is free to the public and will be a first-come, first-served for guests who wish to participate (the first 400 people in line will receive a t-shirt, color is available while supplies last). Participating vendors will have food and drinks available for purchase. Pro-tip: Wear whites that you don’t mind getting colorful. The colored powder is washable and non-toxic.
Suggested attire: Not your nicest whites, but the colored powder is washable and non-toxic.
Location: The Plaza, 1325 5th St NE (Behind Union Market)
SCHEDULE: (more…)
|
Thanks to Jodi for sending: “New signage up and demolition at 405 Morse Street NE- Olivia Macaron coming to Union Market District!” (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
I lost my prized possession Succession water bottle outside Union Market around 4:00 p.m. on Monday. Last seen on an outdoor picnic table (more…)
From an email:
“Little Hiraya: Chef Paolo Dungca’s fast-casual concept officially launches in Union Market!
James Beard Foundation “Emerging Chef” semifinalist, Chef Paolo Dungca, has officially launched his fast-casual spin-off of his popular Filipino café, Hiraya. Little Hiraya is now open in Union Market, serving its Filipino rice bowls from Sunday-Saturday, between 11 AM – 9 PM. Try their traditional silog rice bowls, each made with the finest ingredients to honor the diverse and vibrant Filipino breakfast culture. Whether you’re craving the savory goodness of garlic rice, a perfectly fried egg, or tender meats like longganisa, tocino, or tapa, they have a bowl to satisfy every taste, making it the neighborhood’s newest go-to spot for an elevated breakfast experience any time of the day.” (more…)