
620 Maine Ave, SW
Thanks to Sydney for sending the Urban Roast signage going up at the Wharf. (more…)

620 Maine Ave, SW
Thanks to Sydney for sending the Urban Roast signage going up at the Wharf. (more…)

“Dear PoPville,
Spotted a beached Jessie’s boat over in Buzzard Point, between the concrete plant and helipad. What a strange sight! I wonder what it’s doing there?

Went over to the fish market to see if something was missing but all the 4 usual boats were accounted for!” (more…)

675 WHARF Street, SW
“JINYA’s Wharf Grand Opening is on 8/20. There will be a live DJ, ribbon cutting at 11 AM, and the first 100 guests will receive a voucher for free ramen to use on their next visit.”
From a press release:
“Real ramen culture is making waves in the nation’s capital as JINYA Ramen Bar prepares to open its newest location in The Wharf. Located at 675 Wharf St. SW, near 7th Street Park, the Wharf Fountain and the Wharf Marina, the new restaurant will feature a spacious patio for waterfront dining. It marks JINYA’s eighth location in the Washington, D.C., area and the 76th location systemwide. (more…)

Following on the heels of the Streets Market coming to the former Metro Market space on P Street comes news of another Streets Market location coming to 1442 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE. (more…)

photo by Jordan Grobe
From I.M.P.:
“Night after night, The Anthem fills The Wharf with fresh beats, having hosted nearly 3 million fans since it opened in 2017. But for its latest release, The Anthem and its kitchen partners at Eco Caters are bringing something new: fresh frites! Eco Caters serves both artists backstage and fans at concessions at The Anthem, and, starting today, artists, fans, friends, and passersby alike are in for some good eats with the all-new Frites and Greet stand, located just across the walkway from The Anthem, by District Pier.
Serving fresh, hand-cut, European-style frites (like French fries, but better!), the potatoes at this stand have been double-fried to ensure maximum flavor with just the right ratio of crispiness. Each order comes with one free housemade dipping sauce with uniquely musical takes on classics, like Mean Mr. Mustard, Smoke On The Water, or Ranch Against The Machine. With seven different sauces* to choose from, it’s okay to get lost in the sauce, as each additional flavor is only 75 cents. The final piece of the puzzle? Pair the frites with one of three different housemade sparkling lemonades (strawberry, mango, or blackberry) to stay refreshed despite the sweltering summer sun. (more…)

600 Water Street, SW
From a press release:
“Junto Entertainment announces a celebratory Independence Day week-long par-tee at Putt Across America, a touring pop-up mini golf experience inspired by the most iconic landmarks and landscapes of the United States. From Monday, June 30 through Sunday, July 6, 2025, and across social channels and email, Putt Across America will be ringing in the Fourth of July with a week of fun featuring surprise gifts, games, and giveaways. Ticket buyers who purchase tickets for any date from June 30 through July 6, 2025 are automatically entered into the week’s festivities, and can keep an eye on their email for these surprises! (more…)

715 Wharf Street, SW photo by Mark Lyon
Thanks to Mark for sharing with us:
“The Boardwalk Wharf is giving away $5 in game play for every A on your report card.”
And Erin asks an important follow up: “Can I bring in my performance review?”

inside 610 Water Street SW photo by Dave Watts
From a press release:
“On April 29, international hospitality group Artfarm opened its doors to Fish Shop in Washington DC. Initially born in Ballater, Scotland, Fish Shop is a welcoming restaurant and bar, where seafood, craftsmanship and art combine. Designed to cater to local residents alongside the many seasonal visitors to the capital, Fish Shop will oEer a modern, informal 180-cover restaurant and bar with three private dining rooms also available to hire.
Celebrating the heritage and traditions of fishing, Fish Shop has been created for those who enjoy freshly caught seafood which is ethically sourced. A genuinely low-waste restaurant, everything from fit-out to furniture, packaging to retail has been carefully considered, with sustainability at the core of every element. (more…)

675 WHARF Street, SW
Thanks to Rachel for sending: (more…)

675 WHARF Street, SW photo by Mark Lyon
Thanks to Mark for sharing: “No more Lucky Buns at the Wharf” (more…)