Welcome to the beautiful life
, June 8th at 1924 14th St NW! For 10 years, we’ve eagerly awaited the opportunity to serve the historic 14th St / U St corridor, and we are thrilled that the moment has finally arrived. Our new location is a quaint cafe inspired by the vibrant style of the area – featuring a curved espresso bar with marble and tile detail, floor to ceiling garage door windows, local DC photography, and a light and airy atmosphere.
As we gear up for this Saturday’s festivities, we’re proud to announce another year of partnership by donating 100% of the proceeds from our grand opening to the Capital Pride Alliance. Furthermore, our exclusive Pride Tins will be back in stock and available for purchase at our cafe. Our opening day event is an opportunity for everyone to come together, celebrate pride, and share in the excitement of our new location.
“Wydown on 14th is papered over and now a to be a Compass? Odd because I thought Compass was also facing issues with workers wanting to unionize? (I guess/hope they’re handling it better than Wydown closing andvia Jubilee Housing Thanks to J. for passing on the cool news from Jubilee Housing: “Jubilee Housing Hosts John Legend and Affordable Housing Thought Leaders as Part of HUMANLEVEL Initiative…Thanks to Tali for sending this “A low rider bug! Love it.
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