DCist shared Tommy Wells’ plans to turn the RFK parking lots into a park. Tom Sietsema gave Rose’s Luxury a great first review. Sietsema also listed Montmartre as one of the restaurants that almost made his fall dining guide, and called Capitol Hill the “Bethesda of DC” in regards to the restaurants… Washington Business Journal reported that […]
Certain names still bring back memories to older DC residents: Hot Shoppes, Little Tavern, and, of course, Peoples Drug Stores. All three were once ubiquitous in DC and the surrounding areas, and even today, various remnants remain, with the distinctive buildings of the Little Taverns still around and the Hot Shoppes returning to DC next […]
Curbed DC investigated the continuing delays on the Kendall Row project. DCist started a new series about bathrooms in bars, and started with The Ugly Mug. Going Out Gurus examined the new Hawk & Dove’s continuing efforts to improve. It’s been a bumpy road… According to Frozen Tropics, Boundary Road will be featured in a […]
Given that today’s a holiday, I’m taking it easy and rerunning a piece from last year. My reason for so doing is that its subject, Clara Barton, is back in the news: the office she used after the Civil War will soon be a museum. It was found untouched recently, and there has been an […]
Loose Lips looks at the growing potential candidate list for the Ward 6 City Council race. Eater DC interviewed Aaron Silverman, owner of the newly opened Rose’s Luxury, about their first day. PopVille shared renderings of Near Southeast’s Twelve12 ANC 6B Commissioner Phil Peisch detailed the current issues around the alley on the 500 block […]