
Exciting news from Meats and Foods (247 Florida Ave, NW):
“it is time
tiny party twelve
thurs oct 8
noon-6
Happy Ice Cream doin scoops
poster by 居酒屋関 SEKI wowowowowow”

Exciting news from Meats and Foods (247 Florida Ave, NW):
“it is time
tiny party twelve
thurs oct 8
noon-6
Happy Ice Cream doin scoops
poster by 居酒屋関 SEKI wowowowowow”

Thanks to B. for sending: “Truth in labeling, expired temporary Maryland tag edition.”
Amazing. Having said that, questions remain.
30th and P Street, NW
“Dear PoPville,
I’m Dr. Sahar Kassem, the owner of Morgan’s Pharmacy (3001 P Street, NW) here in Georgetown. We’ve been serving the neighborhood since 1912, and we are proud to be D.C.’s second oldest community pharmacy.
With respiratory season ramping up, we want to let the neighborhood know that we are fully stocked on the updated 2026–2027 Flu and COVID-19 vaccines with zero long wait lines.
A few quick details for families looking for specific options: (more…)

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This Hawthorne Tudor pairs 3,100+ sq ft with a screened porch and a lush private yard: 6912 Greenvale St NW
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“Dear PoPville,
My younger brother was mugged walking from Adams Morgan to the Dupont metro late Saturday night past midnight and had to give up his watch. The guy was in a ski mask on a moped. My brother and his friend called 911 and they told him he could either a) wait there for the police to arrive or b) go to any DC police station later to report the crime. Naturally he just wanted to get home and didn’t want to wait around forever late at night nearby where the incident had just happened.
So I accompanied my brother today (Sunday) to go to the 2nd District police station nearby where I live. I’m writing to you because the experience there was incredibly frustrating and concerning. The police officer at the front from the very beginning acted incredulously, asking him why didn’t he wait for the police to report at the incident last night (he explained what the 911 dispatcher told him, and she didn’t find that an “acceptable” answer). She said that (more…)
11th and Park Road, NW
Over the weekend I promised our social media followers (@PoPville) some good news today. And I’ve come to deliver. Over the summer, in July to be specific we noticed some action at the old Makan/Thirsty Crow space in the prime corner location at 11th and Park Road, NW. Now I can finally share what’s coming – The Porch & Pebbles!! Ever since Meridian Pint closed (back in 2019 if you can believe it) people have told me they wish something like Meridian Pint would open up there. While Makan was great, as an OG Meridian Pint fan I couldn’t agree more. And that’s basically what’s gonna happen with The Porch & Pebbles. But what has me really super excited about this is WHO is behind the new spot. It is the great team behind Nanny O’Briens, Atomic Billiards, Franklin Hall and so many more. I spoke with owner Geoff Dawson who tells me a bit of what we can expect: (more…)
Event location
Capitol Hill
TBD
Washington, District Of Columbia 20003
Step Inside. Get Inspired. Support Our Schools.
Join us for the 2026 Renovators House Tour on Sunday, October 18, from 12–5 PM! Tour unique Capitol Hill homes, discover creative renovations and design ideas, and connect with the people and businesses behind them.
1212 4th Street, SE
Last week we learned that TaKorean had closed after 12 years in Navy Yard. I’ve now learned who’s taking over the space. Jersey Mike’s
Check out their menu here and stay tuned for an opening date.
6219 3rd Street, NW
Update: The Practical Cyclist is coming soon! Thanks to Julie for sharing with us.
“The Practical Cyclist is COMING SOON to Northwest Washington, DC. We want more people to ride bicycles for fun and transportation in and around Washington, DC. People’s lives get better with bikes.
6219 3rd St NW 20011
Located at the site of the fabled Bené Millinery & Bridal Supplies, the workshop of “DC’s Hat Lady,” the legendary Vanilla Beane. There should be a plaque – there will be.
What we do
We fix bikes. We’re good at it, we’ve been doing it for many years. Service
We stock utilitarian parts and accessories, and some special fancy-pants items that you don’t find in typical bike shops. We may offer some non-traditional service models, maybe a DIY workbench, probably some classes and workshops. Click for Bikes ‘n Stuff.
We want to be the kind of shop you WANT to visit. The kind where you can hang out, bring your kid, have a chat and a cup of good enough coffee.
Thinking, doing, feeling
We think the DIVERSITY OF BICYCLING EXPERIENCES is the best and most important thing. Also, there’s almost always more than one reasonable way to do something. We have our own opinions, but we try to stay curious.”
Thanks to Natalie for sending this great news: (more…)

From DDOT:
“The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) will temporarily close a portion of the Metropolitan Branch Trail (MBT) beginning Monday, October 5, 2026, to complete necessary resurfacing and pavement improvements.
The closure will extend from the Brookland-CUA Metro Station area north toward the Fort Totten Transfer Station. Work is expected to continue for approximately four weeks, through the first week of November 2026, weather permitting.
This section is among the earlier portions of the MBT to have been constructed, (more…)
1320 H Street, NE
Before Mike’s Seafood Boil this space was previously home to Hangry Joe’s and Pizza Parts & Service and Taylor Charles Steak & Ice, Sally’s Middle Name and Thamee. Note the dispensary coming upstairs too… Thanks to G. for sending the latest – Chicken & Waffle Southern Style.
Check out their menu here.
“Our Beginning (more…)

Thanks to Brian for sending this beauty from Chevy Chase DC: “A Cooper’s Hawk making the rounds through our neighborhood in Chevy Chase DC. We always know one is nearby when our bird feeders go eerily quiet.”
If you spot a hawk, any interesting wildlife or celebrity skateboarder Tony Hawk, and get a good photo please send in an email where you spotted them to [email protected]. Thanks! Hawks around Town is made possible by a generous grant from the Ben and Sylvia Gardner foundation.