Pre-Packaged Kosher Food Now Available at Union Station in Washington, DC

Wrap2Go that freshly-made, pre-packaged Sandwiches are for sale at: Tops Frozen Yogurt Shop inside Union Station in Washington, DC.

This is located on the Street level on the train concourse near Gate A.

Capitol Hill to Get Kosher Options in Senate Cafeterias

As reported by the Washington Post, Joe Lieberman, and other kosher observant staffers who work on Capitol Hill in DC will now have kosher prepacked options available in the Senate cafeterias.

Restaurant Associates, the contractor that run the chamber’s food service (as well as many other large corporations’ food services), will be placing orders with Wrap2Go, a DC/Maryland based Kosher caterer and supplier of prepacked kosher meals.

Wrap2Go also has locations where their food is available including:

• Georgetown University Law Center
  Market Cafe & Peet’s Coffee
  600 New Jersey Ave, NW
  Washington, DC

• The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Cafe
  100 Raoul Wallenberg Place, SW
  Washington, DC



• The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
  3rd Floor at Urban Cafe RM. 3135
  451 7th St, SW
  Washington, DC

• American University
  Eagle Express @ the Mary Graydon Center
  4400 Massachusettes Ave, NW
  Washington, DC

• Government Accountability Office
  Canteen
  441 G St, NW
  Washington, DC

• FoBo Gro (Foggy Bottom Grocery)
  2140 F St, NW
  Washington, DC

• Office of Personnel Management
  1900 E St. NW
  Washington, DC
• They have additional locations in Maryland as well.

Pomegranate Bistro in Potomac, MD to Close Tomorrow

Food was amazing.

Restaurant was clean.

Locals claim that the food was on par with top level steak houses in NY. Was it expensive? Sure. Perhaps slightly lower price level as Abigail’s in NY. However, located in Potomac – a wealthy Orthodox community in MD – it was in the right area.

The local community rallied around the restaurant trying to keep it open, sending thousands of emails to the owner, to no avail.

The restaurant sent out an email saying that despite some packed nights, many nights the restaurant was empty, and no one took advantage of their catering services. The local community was a bit surprised to hear that they did catering at all – because most of the area was unaware that they were involved in this business, which is unfortunate.

Pomegranate Bistro will be sorely missed in the DC area.