PROJECTED OPENING: Spring 2025 224 7th Street SE Located in the heart of Capitol Hill, Lobby Bar will be debuting this spring, offering a refined yet playful take on classic American fare and expertly crafted cocktails. The 2000 square-foot restaurant is designed with the goal of being a gathering place for all. Lobby Bar will blend sophistication with a welcoming, lively atmosphere. The reimagined space will include 18 bar seats, cozy booths, a communal table for larger parties, and patio seating for dining alfresco. Their innovative menu will showcase elevated American favorites with a modern twist, while the bar program leans into both classic and creative cocktails. Lobby Bar will also be sourcing many ingredients from the historic Eastern Market. For more information, visit their Instagram here.

PROJECTED OPENING: Spring 2025 1337 Connecticut Avenue NW Renowned hotelier Jason Pomeranc will be unveiling his latest venture, SIXTY DC, a destination poised to revolutionize the city's hospitality scene with SIXTY’s commitment to defying the ordinary, this Spring. SIXTY DC promises to be more than just a hotel; it aims to be a dynamic hub where culture, cuisine, and community converge. To create the unparalleled food & beverage offering for SIXTY DC, Pomeranc partnered with renowned restaurateur Hanif Harji. SIXTY DC will feature Casamara, a gorgeous restaurant capturing the fresh flavors of the Mediterranean, and Reynold's, a stylish, electric cocktail bar elevated by intricately crafted cocktails and impeccable beverage knowledge. At SIXTY DC, guests will embark on a journey through internationalism, with echoes of New York, Paris, and London woven seamlessly into the hotel rooms and food & beverage offerings. For more information, click here.

PROJECTED OPENING: Fall 2025 1150 17th Street NW James Beard Award-Winning restaurant from Chef Tyson Cole, Uchi, will be making its DC debut this Fall in the 17xM building. The restsurant will boast 185 seats including 18 at the bar, 14 at the sushi counter, and two private dining rooms. The menu features hot and cold tastings, sushi, sashimi, makimono, yakimono, tempura and a seasonal omakase experience, all delivered with exceptional service in a warm and inviting atmosphere. Uchi DC’s interior will reflect its Asian roots, referencing the acclaimed 2000 Hong Kong film In the Mood for Love. It will also take inspiration from the location’s neighboring National Geographic Museum of Exploration. For more information, click here.