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Friendship Heights Food Hall to Open in Two Weeks

  • November 27th 2023

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Rendering of The Heights. Click to enlarge. Rendering by HGA.

The highly-anticipated food hall planned in Friendship Heights will open its doors next month.

WTOP is reporting that The Heights, an eight-stall food hall that is taking over the spaces formerly occupied by PF Changs and Anthropologie (map), will open on December 11. The space will also have a full-service restaurant and a speakeasy.

The Heights was originally planning to open in late summer, but according to WTOP, inspection issues and plans needing to be revised resulted in the delays. 

The food stalls at The Heights will offer a range of cuisines, including a sushi concept from Moon Rabbit and Himitsu chef Kevin Tien, vegan Indian street fare from Priya Ammu, owner of DC Dosa, and a central Texas-inspired BBQ concept from Jeremy Canlas, as well as seven other options. 

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/friendship_heights_food_hall_to_open_in_two_weeks/21719.

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