Sticky Fingers in Columbia Heights Closed

[Anonymous]

So sad, I remember when they opened, when the Tivoli was renovated, and Columbia Heights had a + and family friendly buzz. One of my kids has an egg allergy so we have been loyal customers.

Anyone else remember before DC USA when there was even talk of a Whole Foods? (until they wouldn't give them any staff parking spaces, lol) Feels so different now, sad to remember.

https://www.sourceofthespring.com/takoma-park-news/2813724/sticky-fingers-transitions-to-takoma-holds-equipment-auction/

A vegan bakery definitely added a hipster cred. Hope they are able to do well in MoCo.

[Anonymous]

Takoma is not MoCo, btw. Their new location in DC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So sad, I remember when they opened, when the Tivoli was renovated, and Columbia Heights had a + and family friendly buzz. One of my kids has an egg allergy so we have been loyal customers.

Anyone else remember before DC USA when there was even talk of a Whole Foods? (until they wouldn't give them any staff parking spaces, lol) Feels so different now, sad to remember.

https://www.sourceofthespring.com/takoma-park-news/2813724/sticky-fingers-transitions-to-takoma-holds-equipment-auction/

A vegan bakery definitely added a hipster cred. Hope they are able to do well in MoCo.

+1 to all of this, except we were customers because my kid has trouble with dairy, not eggs. Columbia Heights had so much promise ~15 years ago. There was this beautiful dream of a prosperous, safe, livable central city in DC. It all went pthhhhht.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So sad, I remember when they opened, when the Tivoli was renovated, and Columbia Heights had a + and family friendly buzz. One of my kids has an egg allergy so we have been loyal customers.

Anyone else remember before DC USA when there was even talk of a Whole Foods? (until they wouldn't give them any staff parking spaces, lol) Feels so different now, sad to remember.

https://www.sourceofthespring.com/takoma-park-news/2813724/sticky-fingers-transitions-to-takoma-holds-equipment-auction/

A vegan bakery definitely added a hipster cred. Hope they are able to do well in MoCo.

+1 to all of this, except we were customers because my kid has trouble with dairy, not eggs. Columbia Heights had so much promise ~15 years ago. There was this beautiful dream of a prosperous, safe, livable central city in DC. It all went pthhhhht.

That location has LIDL now and its full of shoppers from the suburbs. The Whole Foods (2 of them) are further south.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So sad, I remember when they opened, when the Tivoli was renovated, and Columbia Heights had a + and family friendly buzz. One of my kids has an egg allergy so we have been loyal customers.

Anyone else remember before DC USA when there was even talk of a Whole Foods? (until they wouldn't give them any staff parking spaces, lol) Feels so different now, sad to remember.

https://www.sourceofthespring.com/takoma-park-news/2813724/sticky-fingers-transitions-to-takoma-holds-equipment-auction/

A vegan bakery definitely added a hipster cred. Hope they are able to do well in MoCo.

+1 to all of this, except we were customers because my kid has trouble with dairy, not eggs. Columbia Heights had so much promise ~15 years ago. There was this beautiful dream of a prosperous, safe, livable central city in DC. It all went pthhhhht.

+1,000

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Takoma is not MoCo, btw. Their new location in DC.

Thanks, I misread as the other Takoma. Hope they can make a go of things.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Takoma is not MoCo, btw. Their new location in DC.

Thanks, I misread as the other Takoma. Hope they can make a go of things.

Their new location is a 1 minute walk from the metro for anyone who is interested. Not much vagrancy in that area either. It’ll be very successful, I’m sure.

[Anonymous]

The hot item at this weekend’s auction was the espresso machine that went for $1800.

[Anonymous]

Look forward to their new location. I used to live near their Columbia Heights location and would stop in almost weekly. I now avoid the neighborhood neighborhood if possible.

I still remember when they were in Adams Morgan.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Look forward to their new location. I used to live near their Columbia Heights location and would stop in almost weekly. I now avoid the neighborhood if possible.

I still remember when they were in Adams Morgan.

Me too. I hope this will be a + for the owners. I worry about changes in Columbia Heights.

[Anonymous]

The restaurant may be gone, but CH is full of sticky fingers. And therein lies the problem.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The restaurant may be gone, but CH is full of sticky fingers. And therein lies the problem.

well said

[Anonymous]

Sticky Fingers has been open in NOMA for awhile

[Anonymous]

A reality based vegan bakery

[Anonymous]

Columbia Heights unfortunately has become sketchy.