Trader Joe's Coming in July

Good news, city folk: Trader Joe's is slated to open July 25 at the Columbia Residences in the West End, according to The Current Newspapers.

The Current report also mentions that the 9,500-square-foot store will offer a 50-car underground garage.

Anyone have news on the legend of Adams Morgan's Harris Teeter, while we're talking grocery stores?

Comments

Anonymous said…
There is a "Harris Teeter Coming Soon" sign is hanging on the construction fence. . . but there's also a sign urging citizens to "bring Harris Teeter to Adams Morgan" sign hanging on the building still. Realtors with whom I've spoken about nearby properties are saying HT's a done deal, but they aren't exactly a reliable source on the subject.
5/31/2006 10:27 AM
Amanda said…
Thanks for the info.
5/31/2006 2:13 PM
Anonymous said…
Awesome intel.

Thanks!
5/31/2006 8:55 PM
lal_aloo said…
Hi,
I'm trying to find out if Trader Joe's ever came to DC. Can't seem to find any information online..
8/27/2006 8:04 PM
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