A grab-and-go café serves breakfast and lunch with homemade pastries, sandwiches, and custom coffee blends.

The restaurateur who also took over Ted’s Bulletin and Kramerbooks just purchased the restaurant.

The 24-seat restaurant on Upshur Street has been transformed into a Mediterranean-meets-Middle Eastern joint with colorful accents everywhere.

The motto at Petworth’s newest hangout is buenas ondas—good vibes.

For the fifth year in a row, the marathon is happening on Upshur Street NW.

“The space had all the great bones of a neighborhood BBQ spot. We want it to be a place where you can bring your family for dinner or stop in late on your way home for some whiskey.”

The sweet shop’s large, antique yellow door was damaged beyond repair in the latest burglary, Wineinger says.

Paul Ruppert says a few spots at Third Floor will be reserved for writers.

And the spaces that previously held now-shuttered restaurants Ruta del Vino and Hank’s Cocktail Bar are currently in negotiations for new businesses to come in.

Already, the owner says that operators have reached out about the space.