The food hall, led by chefs Rubén García and Richie Brandenburg, will open in June.  

The San Francisco-based chain is famous for its automated ordering system, but it has everything else that fast casual seeking Washingtonians want, too.

The chain’s fourth outpost is located at 1776 Eye St NW.

Women dressed as pythons in nothing more than body paint will be “slithering” around Farragut Square tomorrow. Thanks, PETA.

The driver who caused quite the stir Friday night when he plowed his sport utility vehicle into the ground floor of a Connecticut Avenue NW office building said he did it to attract the attention of the FBI.

More information has been released about the driver who smashed a stolen SUV into a downtown building Friday night.

The problem: you are an organization selling a product that you’d like more people to purchase — in this case, lottery tickets.

Tough news for those of you who were hoping to do a little bit of gambling while you wandered outside to pick up a truck lunch this afternoon: the D.C. Lottery’s Lucky Lottery Mobile, slated to have its first run at Farragut Square today, has some “technical difficulties” and won’t be appearing as scheduled.

Have you ever been out to lunch at one of the various food trucks which roam around the city and thought that the one thing which would make your midday meal complete is a scratch-off lottery ticket? Yeah, me neither. But that’s not stopping the D.C. Lottery from hopping on the mobile retail bandwagon.

We got several tips about a car catching fire on 17th Street NW near K, right by Farragut Square a little while ago. Reader Brett Andriesen was kind enough to send in this image from his phone – looks like the fire department already has the situation under control. Hope that wasn’t your green SUV (looks like an Explorer maybe?)….