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Business Ins & Outs: Scheele’s, Fathom, Krewe; Pressed Juicery By • July 6, 2026 0 639 In: Scheele’s Market Gets 4-Month Reprieve The landmark Scheele’s Market — the 130-year-old grocery store at 1331 29th St. NW — set to close at the end of July, has received an extension to Nov. 30, the end date of its original lease. Store owner Daniel Hong will now vacate the space just days after Thanksgiving. “Mr. Peabody [the property owner] told me I could stay until Nov 30,” Hong told The Georgetowner, which named him a 2024 Georgetowner of the Year for his optimism and work ethic. Georgetowner John Lindsay is spearheading a campaign to save Scheele’s. His website, savescheelesmarket.com, urges residents to sign an online form, showing their support for the effort to find a buyer who will keep Scheele’s operating. In: Fathom Gallery at Georgetown Court Fathom Gallery, the art and venue space beneath Compass Coffee on Wisconsin Avenue, has expanded to the Georgetown Court complex, which holds such businesses as Peacock Cafe, Cafe Milano, Sid and Ann Mashburn, the UPS Store and Fitness Together. Its address is 3251 Prospect St. NW. Landlord Stout & Teague congratulated the new business last week: “Welcome to the Georgetown Court family, Fathom! We’re thrilled to have you as Suite 275 (and now the anchor of our building’s event scene). Can’t wait to see the incredible events you’ll bring to Prospect Street. Here’s to good times ahead!” In: Krewe Eyewear New Orleans-born Krewe Eyewear has popped up in a former cannabis shop space at 1251 Wisconsin Ave. NW until July 19. The company tells us: “Inspired by the endless diversity of life around us, we infuse that same creative energy and spirit into every pair of our exceptional, hand-crafted frames — giving you the freedom to #DoYou and, of course, enjoy the sun.” Stirling Barrett, founder & creative director of Krewe, adds: “When people imagine New Orleans, their vision of the city is grounded in the past. Nobody thinks of it as a modern, design-oriented place. And I thought I could change that by building a fashion brand here. What began in New Orleans has grown far beyond it. While our city remains our foundation, our creative perspective is shaped by the world around us.” Krewe also offers “second chances” on its glasses, in case your dog chews on them. In: Suit Shop at Book Hill Now open at 1655 Wisconsin Ave. NW, Suit Shop touts itself as “the premiere destination for affordable, size- and gender-inclusive and yours-to-keep suiting. Made for everybody and every occasion, SuitShop offers the first and only coordinating collection for men, women, nonbinary individuals and kids.” “Our brand was born out of Co-founder Jeanne’s (not-so-great) experience suiting up her own wedding group in rental tuxedos. Going through the hassle-filled, expensive and ill-fitting rental process, she was sure there must be a better option out there — but there wasn’t. “Jeanne’s background in fashion design inspired her to create a smarter suit solution herself. With the spark of an idea for the company, she partnered with childhood best friend Diana, graduate of MIT’s Sloan School of Management, to create SuitShop. Together, they set out to change the industry.” Coming: Garage You may have seen the large magenta plywood covering. Montreal-based Garage clothing store — beloved by teenage girls — is moving into the former Club Monaco space at 3295 M St. NW, which housed the Rhino Bar and, earlier, Winston’s (both defunct). Coming: Joe & The Juice Joe & The Juice, a Danish chain of coffee shops and juice bars, plans to open a Georgetown store at 1420 Wisconsin Ave. NW. The restaurant has 382 locations around the world and is known for its popular tunacado sandwich — as well as smoothies and veggie shots. Joe & The Juice was founded in 2002 by Kaspar Basse. Coming: Dayglow Dayglow, a Los Angeles coffee chain that features a selection of coffee roasters and nonalcoholic coffee cocktails, has selected Georgetown for its first D.C.-area location, according to the Washington Business Journal. The spot was formerly home to Alkova Yoga & Coworking and had been reported as a future site for a Hästens mattress store. WBJ added: “The company, founded in 2018 by cousins Philippe and Tohm Ifergan, has inked a deal for about 2,000 square feet at 1510 Wisconsin Ave. NW, with plans to open this summer. It will be the seventh location for Dayglow, which has four outposts in California and one each in Chicago and Brooklyn.” Coming: Dutch Darlings Dutch Darlings Stroopwafels & Sweets is coming to 1003 Wisconsin Ave. NW, close to Georgetown Waterfront Park. Follow @dutchdarlings for the latest shop news at and opening details. Coming: Love Couture Bridal Love Couture Bridal, a bridal shop in Potomac, Maryland, will open a second spot at 1523 Wisconsin Ave. NW. Previous businesses at that location also celebrated weddings: Modern Trousseau and Hitched. Coming: Puree Juice Bar While dealing with permit issues, Puree Juice Bar, which has other locations in Virginia and Maryland, remains set to open in the former space of Sobiato at 1511 Wisconsin Ave. NW. Out: Pressed Juicery Pressed, the juice joint at 1300 Wisconsin Ave. NW that opened in July of 2022 in the former Papyrus space, closed abruptly last week. The corner store was the company’s 116th store. Pressed began in 2010 as a 25-square-foot “juice closet” in Los Angeles and included a food truck in Malibu. It offers its signature cold-pressed juices, along with plant-based foods.