10 Amazing Things About the H Street Corridor (#62)
Also in this issue you will find more good news, events, real estate, promotions, hiring, and a blog article on Ethiopic.
The H Street Corridor in Northeast DC continues to impress with its energy, creativity, and community spirit. Whether you're new to the neighborhood or a longtime resident, there's always something to discover. Here are 10 amazing things about H Street that make it one of DC’s most vibrant and beloved communities:
1. A Culinary Playground with Tons of New Restaurants
From sushi to soul food, H Street is a foodie’s dream. New restaurants like Tapori, Tango Pastry, Dolcezza, Henceforth, Double Up Burger (inside Hiraya), and Faru, the newly opened Ethiopian restaurant, offer something for every craving. Add in beloved staples like Maketto, Stable, and Ben’s Chili Bowl, and H Street becomes your go-to for breakfast, brunch, lunch, or late-night bites.
2. Pet-Friendly Paradise
Pet parents rejoice! H Street is one of DC’s most pet-friendly areas. With neighborhood vets like AtlasVet, grooming and boarding at City Dogs, and numerous dog-friendly patios and parks, your furry friends are just as welcome as you are.
3. Entertainment from Atlas to Pie Shop
The corridor is bookended by two entertainment powerhouses: The Atlas Performing Arts Center, known for its eclectic performances and local theater, and Pie Shop, a music venue (and pie bakery!) that draws national acts in an intimate setting. In between? Comedy shows, karaoke, trivia nights, and poetry slams galore.
4. Grocery Galore
You’ll never go hungry on H Street. Within walking distance are Whole Foods, Giant, ALDI, and the much-loved FRESHFARM H Street NE Market on Saturdays, where you can pick up fresh produce, baked goods, flowers, and more from local vendors.
5. Public Transit Access
Whether you're hopping on the X2 Metrobus, taking the DC Streetcar, or catching a train at Union Station, H Street offers unmatched connectivity. Bikers and walkers also enjoy safe, accessible options for getting around.
6. Street Art and Local Galleries
From the exhibits at Gallery O on H to striking pieces painted on alley walls and building sides, H Street is an open-air museum. The corridor regularly highlights local artists and hosts pop-up exhibitions and public art events that celebrate the community’s creativity.
7. Neighborhood Vibe with Big City Perks
Despite all the action, H Street still feels like a tight-knit neighborhood. Local businesses know your name. Neighbors look out for each other. Events like H Street Festival, Bingo Nights, and Clean-Up Days foster real community connections.
8. A Hub for the Arts
In addition to street art, H Street is home to working artists, studios, and theaters. You might stumble into an artist-in-residence event, an improv night, or a new play reading any night of the week. Local businesses often double as art galleries, too.
9. Diverse, Dynamic, and Always Evolving
What sets H Street apart is its embrace of all walks of life. You'll find longtime residents, newcomers, artists, entrepreneurs, families, students, and tourists. The corridor is constantly changing—and somehow always feels like home.
10. Community Events and Nonstop Energy
There’s never a dull moment. From live music strolls, pop-up vendor markets and holiday parades, H Street always has something happening. And thanks to dedicated groups like H Street Main Street and local volunteers, there's a strong backbone making it all possible.
Whether you're here to eat, shop, work, play, or live—H Street welcomes you. Come see what makes this corridor one of the most exciting neighborhoods in Washington, DC. And if you think this list is impressive, just wait until next year.
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More Good News
IMSODC opened a new store at 508 H St NE.
Pacers Running is opening on 7th and H St NE.
Little Hot Chicken is now open inside The Haymaker.
Aurora Salon is honored to be the Best of the City 2025 Winner in DC Modern Luxury for highlights and balayage.
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Binge Bar
Sunday, July 27 at noon: Rooted in Rhythm Dry Vegan Brunch
Granville Moore’s (granvillemoores.com)
Monday, July 21 at 6 pm: Belgian Independence Day
Henceforth (henceforthdc.com)
Wednesdays at 7 pm: Trivia in the Neighborhood
Thursdays at 6 pm: Jazz
Little Miss Whiskey’s
Friday, July 25 at 7 pm: Old School Dance Party
Lydia on H Street (lydiaonhdc.com)
Fridays: 7-8:30 pm: Mixology classes with Chef Vic. Private classes also available.
Maketto (maketto1351.com)
Saturday, July 19 at 9 am: Bake sale until sold out!
Pie Shop (pieshopdc.com)
Thursday, July 17 at 8 pm: Dustbowl Champion w/ Casket Cassette
Saturday, July 19 at 8:00 pm: Alvilda w/ Mopar Stars, Brower, Seclusion
Monday, July 21 at 8:00 pm: Homesick Locations w/ Marian Hunter, Indigo Thursday
Solid State Books (solidstatebooksdc.com)
Story Time is held every Thursday & Saturday at 10:30 am until 11:00 am. Readers are visiting authors/illustrators, and/or staff. Thursday stories are for babies & toddlers, Saturday’s selections are for ages 2-6.
Friday, July 18 at 7 pm: Claire Jia - “Wanting”
Sunday, July 20 at 3 pm: Poetry Book Club: “A Fortune for Disaster”
Monday, July 21 at 7 pm: County Highway & Lee Clay Johnson
Tuesday, July 22 at 7 pm: SciFi Fantasy Book Club: Tusk Love
Stable x Gallery O on H
August 1st at 6:30 PM: Swiss National Day party. Tickets
Union Station
July 23 at 6:30 pm: East Hall Movie Nights
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Atlas x Henceforth
See a show at Atlas Performing Arts Center and visit Henceforth for BOGO beer deal and 10% off your tab! Just show your same-day Atlas mobileticket when you visit.
The Baker’s Lounge (thebakersloungedc.com)
They are offering CODE15 till the end of the year for any purchases.
City Dogs (city-dogs.com)
Reduce pricing on baths in July. Under 40 lbs ($30) and Over 40 lbs ($50). Available only at H Street NE location.
Daru (darudc.com)
Happy Hour every day 5-6:30 pm.
Dirty Water
Fridays: Intern Night - $25 Open Bar, $16 Mixed Quarts, $5 Miller Lite
Ethiopic (ethiopicrestaurant.com)
Tuesdays - Thursday from 5 - 6:30 pm: Happy Hour 50% off Select Menu Items and $9 cocktails.
Open Crumb (OpenCrumbDC.com)
Use code: OCONHST to get 10% when you order online.
Sol Mexican Grill DC (solmexicangrilldc.com)
Mondays: Free chips with a purchase of a meal
SWEAT DC (sweatdc.com)
Free week of group fitness classes at SWEAT DC. Click link to redeem your free week pass.
Tapori
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday from 5-6:30 pm: Happy Hour
Taqueria Los Perèz (taquerialosperez.com)
Taco Tuesdays: $1.75 per taco.
Tiffany’s Bar and Bistro (tiffanysbistrobar.com)
Every Saturday and Sunday at 11 am: Brunch with $10 bottomless mimosas
Tigo’s Restaurant (tigosgrill.com)
Taco Tuesday: $2.00
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FreshFarm is hiring a Market Operations Manager.
Allure Bar & Lounge is hiring an In House DC.
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Ethiopic – A Communal Feast on H Street
If you're looking for a dining experience that feels like a celebration every time, look no further than Ethiopic (ethiopicrestaurant.com), a cornerstone of H Street that has captured our hearts (and stomachs) time and time again. (Read Full Blog Article)
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