Vanishing Georgetown
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Anonymous
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At the risk of sounding old, I thought I’d start a list of places I loved in Georgetown, but which have since disappeared.
Anyone remember (and can add to the list) - Au Pied de Cochon? |
Anonymous
What is the point of this depressing thread? |
Anonymous
| - Poseurs |
Anonymous
| Who can forget Commander Salamander? |
Anonymous
| Urban Outfitters and Clydes still stand, thankfully. |
Anonymous
| Anyone remember Mie N Yu on M street? |
Anonymous
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How about the original Georgetown head shop, Electro Max?
(Plus the really bad fake IDs they pedaled). |
Anonymous
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What was the bar under the bridge that let 15/16 year old's in to drink?
Oh the 80's. |
Anonymous
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Ha! When I was a college freshman in 2001 I went to Au Pied du Cochon the day before they left after dropping me at school. We walked in and were asked if we wanted smoking or non, and I was so shocked because in California smoking had been banned 3 years earlier and I had completely forgotten about smoking sections.
We had lived in dc earlier and my parents used to have an office across the street and are there multiple times a week. |
Anonymous
Sorry - I don’t know what happened to the “with my parents” after Au Pied… yeah, I was with my parents. |
Anonymous
| Georgetown Bagelry had great bagels and pizza. |
Anonymous
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Anastasia’s (bar/dance club/dive)
That coffee shop over by the exorcist stairs (early 90s) |
Anonymous
| Little tavern |
Anonymous
| When I was in college we LOVED a place called Bistro Med. In retrospect I don't think it was likely that amazing but we loved it and were sad when they closed. This was like 20 years ago. |
Anonymous
| The Biograph theater! |