‘Hood Happenings

‘Hood Happenings

  • Jen Angotti
  • January 14, 2012

Taylor storefront with a yellow Yoga District door and balloons by the entrance.


Taylor Gourmet Deli opened the second week of January and the 'hood is happy. They deliver and they're adding breakfast hoagies starting Feb. 4th. *happy dance*

Map of Washington, D.C., transit stations and routes.

Lydia DePillis at Housing Complex summarized the latest study of the economic impact of the Green Line Metro. My favorite part is the section about the hassle of the construction. I wonder if Ben's Chili Bowl ever imagined they'd benefit so greatly from the Green Line?

Red-brick corner storefront with blue-trimmed windows and mailboxes at the sidewalk.

Love Cafe announced last week that their last day will be Jan. 29th. Washington Business Journal reported that increased rent was the demise of the cafe. CakeLove, across the street, will remain open.

Brick-and-glass corner building beside a busy crosswalk with pedestrians and cars.

14th St. NW between Thomas Circle and Florida Ave is getting a face lift according to DC MUD. Although I'm excited DDOT is going to jazz up the street scape, it's going to be a traffic nightmare. Add this project to the proposed upgrades on U St. and we're in for a big mess. sigh.

Red-brick corner storefront with large windows and an entrance marked 1401 T ST.

The vacant corner at 14th and T has finally found a tenant. POP reports Stubs Kitchen and Wine will serve "upscale American cuisine."

*photos from the top: The Washington Post, Capitol Riverfront Business Improvement District, POP, DC MUD, POP.
 
 

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