Housing Complex questioned whether current parking requirements are slowing development. Greater Greater Washington examined the possible impact of ANC 6B’s recommendations for regulations around opening a corner store. Going Out Gurus checked out the Rose’s Luxury pop up at Hogo. Eater DC shared the early — and favorable — reviews of the newly opened Beuchert’s […]
I don’t know what to say. My heart skipped a beat when I woke up this morning, but then I thought about the cherry blossoms. We’ve been lucky to be spared the debilitating storms of the heartland, but man, I’ve had enough of tempramental Old Man Winter. Please, PLEASE, post some spring photos to our […]
If you were to compare college basketball to DC bars, the Dubliner and Kelly’s Irish Times would be the Duke vs. UNC match-up of the NCAA tournament. It’s a historic rivalry, rooted in tradition and proximity. Instead of Tobacco Road, this rivalry plays out on F Street, NW. They are two bars that have stood […]
We finish up our look at Mike Canning’s book on movies in DC with another recent movie with strong Hill connections. It is the story of one of the most notorious people ever born here. Where last week’s entry described the birth of the CIA, here is the story of another famous three-letter-agency.
Guest contributor Dare Johnson Wenzler is a Capitol Hill resident, Realtor and co-owner of First Vine Wine Imports + Sales. This post also appears on her blog Real Estate On (and off!) the Hill. 1626 Potomac Ave, SE is a lovely new renovation with a bright open floor plan, porch front and big front yard. If […]