DMV PROTEST RESOURCES
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
This is an ONGOING resource doc compiled by local students, and is meant to be updated. Please share among your DC, Maryland, and Virginia friends and family and continue to let us know if there is anything we are missing or should change! *****Contact us at dmvprotestresources@gmail.com*****looking for more moco/nova specific stuff too!!
DMV ORGANIZATIONS TO SUPPORT AND CONTRIBUTE TO:
CONTRIBUTING MONEY/SUPPLIES FOR DC PROTESTERS
Freedom Fighters DC
FFDC aid form (bond etc.)
Stop Police Terror Project DC
Black Lives Matter DC Legal Fund
Pan-African Community Action PACA
No Justice No Pride
No New Jails DC (petition)
DecrimNow DC
Sanctuary DMV
Black Swan Academy
Black Organizing for Leadership and Dignity BOLD
Life After Release
Black Youth Project DC: venmo @byp100dc
Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee
Frontline Women DC
Linktree w/ venmo, cashapp, volunteer, Twitter, Instagram
Law4BlackLives
DC Street Medic Collective
Theythem Collective
Donate to sanctuary house here
Trans and queer led jail support here
HEARD
LinkUp
CURRENTLY SCHEDULED PROTESTS
MAP OF TODAY’S PROTEST SUPPORT LOCATIONS (BATHROOMS, WATER, FOOD, ETC)
SOCIAL MEDIA: Make sure to follow these accounts to stay up to date on protest information and needs:
PREPARING TO PROTEST
***WHEN ATTENDING A PROTEST IT IS IMPERATIVE TO LISTEN TO BLACK ORGANIZERS. TO WHITE PROTESTERS: you need to be protecting others from police and acting as buffers, NOT escalating the situation, EVER. ALL NONBLACK PROTESTERS: you are there to listen, do NOT take over Black voices. ***
***Please remember that BLM DC is EXPLICITLY ABOLITIONIST. This means that our goal is to defund, divest, and abolish prisons and policing, NOT to accept performative measures like kneeling cops, renaming streets, and ~reducing cop killings. We want NO cop killings!***
*NECESSARY read for white accomplices (full thread): “COME CORRECT OR DON’T COME AT ALL!”
*DO NOT attend protests if you have any COVID symptoms (fever, cough, etc) OR have been exposed to the virus OR live with vulnerable people. To prevent the spread, WEAR A MASK, try maintain distance, carry hand sanitizer, don’t touch your face, ideally have goggles, and be mindful when yelling/chanting (spreads particles). Stay hydrated but when you take off your mask to eat/drink make sure you are distancing.
Free COVID-19 testing stations in DC at this site
*DO NOT TAKE/SHARE PHOTOS OF PROTESTERS, ESPECIALLY FACES. Do No Harm Photographing letter here
HEALTH & SAFETY
*DO NOT attend protests if you have any COVID symptoms (fever, cough, etc.) OR have been exposed to the virus OR live with vulnerable people. To prevent the spread, WEAR A MASK, try maintain distance, carry hand sanitizer, don’t touch your face, ideally have goggles, and be mindful when yelling/chanting (spreads particles). Stay hydrated, but when you take off your mask to eat/drink make sure you are distancing.
COVID TESTING SITES
More sites
TIPS ON SELF-QUARANTINING HERE
Medics are usually present at every demonstration, or at least should be. Seek them out when you arrive. They have red crosses and red tape wrapped around their arms and legs. Yell “help” or “medic” for the most immediate care.
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
IN THE EVENT OF PEPPER SPRAY (MACE) AND TEAR GAS:
(thank you Black Lives Matter Seattle-King County Chapter!)
There is a lot of conflicting information over what to pour on your face if you’re sprayed by a burning chemical.
WHAT TO EXPECT IF ARRESTED IN DC:
If someone is arrested in the District of Columbia, they may be scheduled to appear for an arraignment or presentment in DC Superior Court. This will most likely happen the following morning. (re: @superdupersalina)
DC does not have cash bail.
Protesters have been held at the Blue Plains Police Station and DC Convention Center.
National lawyers guild/ffdc jail support: (202) 888-1731
Local and Federal Law Enforcement Officers are showing up at protests. Here is some information about who you might see at protests:
Local Law Enforcement Officers:
(DC has four local law enforcement agencies employing 4,262 sworn police officers, about 722 for each 100,000 residents. This is the highest proportion of police officers to citizens of any state or territory)
Federal Law Enforcement Officers
HERE is a map of federal land in DC (29% of DC’s land area.) Federal law enforcement officers may still arrest people possessing marijuana in these and other areas, such as public housing projects. Be careful!
INFO TO HAVE WHEN TRACKING AN ARRESTED PROTESTER:
(thank you for these resources! @superdupersalina)
DMV HOTLINES FOR LEGAL AND EMERGENCY AID:
(re: @superdupersalina)
Law For Black Lives
202-888-1731
A hotline to report arrests -- they will connect with a lawyer once they know where people are.
Freedom Fighters DC
freedom.fighters.dc2020@gmail.com
Emergency: (571) 210-2599
Can provide emergency aid
DMV PRO BONO LAWYERS/FIRMS:
The National Lawyers’ Guild sends “legal observers” to protests at the request of organizers to help prevent and document police interference. To request a legal observer, email massdef@nlg.org .
Spreadsheet here by @toxons includes some MD/NOVA as well
Doc here for NOVA attorneys by county
**FOR ANYONE WHO WAS ATTACKED BY FEDERAL POLICE IN TRUMP’S PHOTO OP MONDAY 6/1 PLEASE CONTACT: David Macmillan, Litigation Paralegal. dmacmillan@reganfirm.com
IF YOU WERE DENIED MEDICINE WHILE BEING HELD AT DC CENTRAL CELL BLOCK AFTER BEING ARRESTED, EXPERIENCED EXCESSIVE POLICE FORCE OR BEEN ARRESTED WHILE PROTESTING CONTACT: justice@washlaw.org (Washington Lawyers' Committee)
NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund
212-965-2200
DC Bar Pro Bono Program
202-626-3499
Can DM twitter user @DCProtestLawyer
Washington Lawyers Committee For Civil Rights Under Law
202-319-1000
Institute for Justice
703-628-9320
National Women’s Law Center
202-319-3053
Ashley Michelle on Twitter
202-8ASKASH ((202) 827-5274)
Twitter @WhereIsAshleyM
*for “peaceful protesters”
Anthony Vincent Ruiz (DC)
570-269-0664
aruiz@law.gwu.edu
Caleb Kruckenberg (DC)
202-869-5217
caleb.kruckenberg@ncla.legal
*has specifically mentioned he will only offer pro bono assistance to “peaceful protesters” unclear what that means to him exactly
Martinis Jackson (DC and MD)
240-763-7529
Email Martinis.Jackson@jlegalservices.com with subject line: “WBA Pro Bono Representation”
Hasina Lewis (NOVA)
703-596-207
Che C. Rogers (NOVA)
703-865-6353
Price Benowitz (DC, MD, and NOVA)
202-417-6027
Avi Panth (DC and NOVA)
202-599-5061
apanth@gmail.com
LPJ Legal– Lu Johnson (DC and MD)
202-643-6211
Annette Kabia (MD)
(240) 281-292
Elizabeth Briones (DC and VA)
202-274-2937
elizabeth.briones@troutman.com
National Lawyers’ Guild
Law for Black Lives
Francisco Mundaca
For “peaceful protesters”
202-743-2924
THINGS YOU CAN DO FROM HOME
#BLM Petitions You Can Sign (from anywhere) for Maryland, DC, and Virginia
Consider being an emergency contact if people you know are attending protests.
Schedule check-ins with them - if something happens, have access to a lawyer’s number and ideally a car to pick them up. You can track police locations/try to prevent kettling as well by following @oracle_dc updates on Twitter. Get their birthdays and where they plan to protest and delete the texts as soon as you know they’ve safely left.
Home-based action items for DC Residents:
Home-based action items for Maryland Residents:
Home-based action items for Virginia Residents:
General action items (not DMV specific):
DMV BLACK OWNED RESTAURANTS OPEN DURING COVID-19
(thank you Anela Malik! Link)
District of Columbia
1. Calabash Tea & Tonic: This well known Black-owned tea and herbal tonic spot in Shaw is where you go to sip on something warm that makes you feel good. Though their physical shop is closed during COVID-19, you can still order tea blends and tonics from this 5th generation herbalist via their website.
2. Halfsmoke: Also in Shaw, this popular spot for drinks and decadent bites remains open for pickup and delivery with reduced hours. Call 202-986-2079 to order or find them on most delivery platforms. Fridays-Sundays in June you can also pick up a frose from their stand on the back patio on Florida Ave. Note that Halfsmoke is also now home to Butter Me Up, a breakfast sandwich pop up serving outstanding sandwiches, cocktails and coffee for takeout. Call Halfsmoke to order.
3. Ben’s Chili Bowl: Open since 1958, Ben's is one of DC's oldest and most beloved Black-owned restaurants. The U Street and H street locations are open for pickup and delivery of all your favorites. Order here.
4. Tiki on 18th: This black-owned Tiki Bar serves up great cocktails and island eats. For now, get a taste of a sunnier, breezier places via pop-up menus (cocktails also available!). Pre-order for takeout here.
5. Fishscale: This healthy but delicious fish sandwich spot in Shaw remains open for takeout. Submit your orders here.
6. Roaming Rooster: DC's viral chicken sandwich spot remains open for pickup orders, submit one through their web portal here or order for delivery on Grubhub, Uber Eats, or Postmates.
7. The Consulate DC - This Black chef-owned spot for Kenyan food on M Street remains open for takeout. Call 202-629-2353 to place your order.
8. Mr. Braxton: Known for their brunch and lush decor, Mr. Braxton's remains open for takeout, including adult beverages. Call 202-882-4555 to order, open Wednesday through Sunday.
9. Cork Wine Bar: Place an order for wine and food by 1pm for pickup by 5pm at this Black-owned market and wine bar where a Black Executive Chef also helms the kitchen. Order online here.
10. Urban Chefs Table: This Black chef-owned business was on the cusp on hosting their first dinner pop up when COVID-19 scuttled their plans. Now they offer weekend meals and some pop-ups for pickup and delivery. Follow them on Instagram for updated information and order online here.
11. The Kitchen Jerk: This Black woman owned spot is still serving up "gourmet soul food for your soul". Check out the menu and order here for takeout.
12. Serenata: This Latino-cocktail experience has it all including virtual cocktail classes and killer drinks and bites for pickup or delivery. Order online through their site.
13. Tsehay Ethiopian Restaurant: This Ethiopian spot blocks from the Petworth metro stop boasts fresh all-teff injera, bright flavors, and multiple delivery and takeout options everyday. View Tsehay's menu and call 202-808-8952 for pick up. Order delivery via Seamless, Grubhub, or Uber Eats.
14. Po Boy Jim: This multi-location Cajun restaurant currently offers online ordering for takeaway and delivery via Uber Eats, Grubhub, and Postmates.
15. Cane: This Black chef-owned, Michelin Bib Gourmand Award winner on H Street is open for takeout or delivery. Check their website for ordering instructions here.
16. Oohh's and Aahh's: This classic soul food spot with locations on U Street and Georgia Avenue is still offering food for takeout or delivery via Postmates. Get your grub on here.
17. Peaches Kitchen: This Jamaican American diner near Takoma is still offering curbside pickup. Order online for pickup here or have it delivered via Grubhub.
18th. Bukom Cafe: This West African cafe on 18th Street remains open for takeout from 3pm to 10pm daily. Call 202-265-4600 to order or find them on major delivery apps. Their menu is posted online here.
19. The Sweet Lobby: This Black-owned sweet shop in Capitol Hill is best known for winning The Food Network's Cupcake Wars. The Sweet Lobby remains open from 10am to 7pm Monday through Saturday for pickup orders.
20. Backyard Smoke Spot: This seafood and soul food grill on Georgia Avenue remains open for takeout, call 202-733-4204 to order ahead.
21. DCity Smokehouse: This popular wood smoked bbq place on Florida Avenue has got the plates you crave. Call (202) 733-1919 to order for takeout.
22. Jerk at Nite: This popular JaMexican food truck is open. Look for their truck parked right outside their H street brick and mortar location (which was in development when COVID struck).
23. Zion Kitchen: Get your Nigerian/West African plates to go! Check out the menu and call 202-636-9097 to order.
24. Habesha Market: There's still plenty of ways to get your Ethiopan fix at Habesha in Shaw! Open everyday 8:30am-10pm. Stop in, call 202-232-1919, or order online here. You can also order delivery via Uber Eats, Postmates, Seamless, or Grubhub.
25. DC Puddin': This Cajun Creole spot in Union Market is open for pickup Wednesday through Sunday from 11am-3pm, order online here. They're also available for delivery on Uber Eats and GrubHub.
26. Sunrise Caribbean Restaurant: This Brightwood area, family-owned Caribbean spot has the takeout you're craving. Call 202-291-2949 to order.
27. Brookland Grill: This neighborhood eatery near the Brookland metro station remains open for takeout. Call (202) 526-7419 to order.
28. Sweet Sosumba Jamaican Vegan Cafe: This Jamaican vegan spot in Park View is open for takeout! Check out the menu and then call 202-313-7760 to order for curbside pickup! They're also available for delivery on UberEats, Postmates & Grubhub.
29. District Soul Food: This Barracks Row soul food restaurant remains open for takeout or delivery. Call 202-5440-8882 to order for pickup or find them on Uber Eats.
30. Senbeb Cafe: This vegetarian/vegan restaurant in the Brightwood area is open. Call 202-249-0917 to order for pickup.
31. Heat Da Spot: Fruit smoothies and breakfast sandwiches are some of the many favorites at this essential Park View cafe. Open 7:30am-5pm weekdays, 8:30am-5pm weekends. Call 202-836-417 for pick up, order delivery via Grubhub, or stop in for takeaway.
32. Teddy's Roti Shop: This Takoma Trinidadian shop remains open for takeout. Call 202-882-6488 to order. Also find Teddy's available for delivery on Postmates or Doordash.
33. Khepra's Raw Food Juice Bar: This organic, raw food bar remains open for takeout and delivery. Call 202-803-2063, order online, or find them on Grubhub and Doordash.
34. Hype Cafe DC: This cafe/coffee shop in Capitol Hill remains open from 8-6 daily. Swing by to get your caffeine fix.
35. Jam Doung Style: This Jamaican American restaurant remains open for takeout and delivery Monday through Friday from 11-8pm and Saturdays from 12-8pm. Call 202-483-2445 to order or find them on Postmates.
36. Agua 301: This Mexican restaurant in Navy Yard is one of the few on this list with a patio, which has reopened. In addition, Agua 301 continues takeout service and delivery on various delivery platforms. Check out their menu here.
37. Niko's Spiked Gelato: Niko's is open for curbside pickup and delivery to all DC zip codes from Monday through Sunday, 12-8pm. If you order outside of store hours, your order will be treated as a preorder for the next day.
38. Service Bar: This U Street bar will make sure you can get craft cocktails and hot fried chicken directly to your door. Service Bar is open Wednesday-Sunday and offers a free delivery service within 1.5 mile radius of its U St. location. Best pricing if you order directly here or by calling 202-462-7232.
39. Chat's Liquor: This Capitol Hill liquor shop has moved its entire operation online. They offer contactless checkout and curbside pick up Monday-Saturday. You can shop here!
40. Keren: You can support this Eritrean spot on U Street all day long. They've got breakfast, lunch, and dinner for take out or delivery 7 days/week. Order online here or call 202-265-5764.
41. Pleasant Pops: What started as a fruit pop venture, now boasts a farmer's market operation and an Adam's Morgan brick and mortar serving pops, coffee, and cafe and market items. For now, you can order for pick up Wednesday-Sunday 8am-2pm. All orders must be placed ahead of time here or by calling 202-558-5224.
42. Ethiopic Restaurant: This Ethiopian restaurant on H street remains open for takeout and delivery. Find them on multiple delivery platforms or order here for pickup Tuesday through Thursday from 5-10p, and Friday and Sunday from 12-10p.
43. Here's the Scoop: This Pleasant Plains ice cream shop is open for takeout to satisfy your sweet tooth. Call 202-629-4040 or stop by!
44. Culture Coffee Too: This shop and community space in Fort Totten remains open! Swing by for a sip.
45. Chercher: Chercher Ethiopian Restaurant remains open for pickup and delivery ($2.99 per mile charge for delivery) from 4-8pm Mon-Thu and 12-8pm Fri-Sun. Call 202-299-9703 to submit your order.
46. Zenebech: This Ethiopian restaurant and bakery in Adams Morgan remains open for pickup and delivery 5-9pm Mon-Fri and 12-9pm Sat-Sun. Submit your orders through Doordash, Grubhub,Postmates, or Uber Eats, or call 202-667-4700.
47. Buna: This family-owned business serves ethically-sourced Ethiopian coffee, artisanal breakfast and lunch sandwiches, and select Ethiopian foods, with diverse vegetarian & vegan options. It remains open for takeout and delivery daily from 7am-3pm. Submit your orders through Doordash or Grubhub, or call 202-882-2223.
Maryland
48. The Uncaged Chefs: Known for over the top brunch and soul food plates, The Uncaged Chefs District Heights location remains open (6027 Marlboro Pike). Order for pickup here (online orders only).
49. Blue Waters Caribbean & Seafood Grill: This Caribbean spot in Temple Hills remains open for takeout (call 301-449-1600) or delivery via Grubhub or Doordash.
50. Lefty's Barbecue: This Black-owned bbq business in Waldorf offers curbside service (order here) and delivery via Doordash.
51. Open Crumb: This Black-owned deli/bakery in Anacostia remains open for carryout, call 202-610-9979 to order or find them on Postmates.
52. Legacy Carryout: With Fort Washington and Waldorf locations, this carryout spot known for their crab fries has you covered for those social distancing cravings. Call ahead or walk in to order (phone numbers for each location is listed on their Instagram pages linked above). Note that Monday through Saturday both locations are closing earlier than usual, at 7pm. Sundays they remain open until 5pm.
53. Crab Boss: This popular black-owned spot known for over the top seafood plates remains open for curbside pickup in Brandywine. Order online here.
54. All Set: This Black-owned Silver Spring eatery has you covered with takeout and delivery available on Grubhub and Uber Eats. They're open Tuesday - Sunday 12 PM to 8 PM. I haven't eaten there myself but I've heard the brisket ragu is phenomenal!
55. Henry's Soul Cafe: Their Oxon Hill MD location remains open! Check out the menu and pre-order for carryout online here or call 301-749-6856 to order.
56. Trinity Grill & Bar: This Hyattsville grill has reopened for prepaid carryout orders and is also available on Grubhub and Uber Eats. Check out the menu and call 240-770-6611 to order.
57. The Shell Shack Seafood: Located inside of Savor, the Black woman owned food hall in Brentwood MD, this caribbean infused seafood bar remains open for takeout and delivery via Grubhub and Doordash.
58. Kitchen Cray Cafe: This Lanham, MD soul food spot has reopened for carryout Saturday through Thursday from 10am-2pm for online orders only. Order here.
59. Silver Spring Wings: This new wing spot in Silver Spring is open for carryout or delivery from 11am-8pm Thursday through Monday so you can get your fix. Call 202-876-8000 or order online.
60. Hakuna Matata: This East African restaurant in Wheaton remains open for takeout on Friday and Saturdays from 11am - 7pm. Simply call (240) 669-6800 to place or order, or order delivery through Toast, DoorDash, or Grubhub.
61. Swahili Village: This Beltsville Kenyan restaurant remains open for takeout or delivery. Call 240-965–7651 to order or find them on various delivery apps.
62. Ruby's Southern Kitchen: This charming Bowie spot provides comfort foods breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Currently open with limited hours (12-8pm everyday) to prepare for Phase 1 reopening soon. Order online here, delivery via Doordash, or call 240-260-3989.
63. Gangster Vegan: This family-owned vegan restaurant in Riverdale park remains open for takeout or delivery Thursday through Sunday from 1-8pm. Call 410-617-8903 to order or find them Uber Eats or ChowNow.
64. The Mad Cow Grill: This American restaurant with an international flair remains open for takeout in Laurel, MD. Call 301-725-7025 to order.
65. Roger Miller: This African restaurant in Silver Spring remains open for takeout or delivery. Call 301-562-7050 to order or find them on multiple delivery platforms.
66. A Place To Walk To: As of June 1st, A Place To Walk To has reopened for carryout and delivery. Call 310-799-4129 to order or find them on Uber Eats.
67. Drink Spizzy: This juice bar and cafe in Camp Springs remains open for takeout. Order online here or stop in.
68. Miya Lounge: This family-owned African restaurant in Beltsville remains open for takeout or delivery. Call 240-391-6593 to order or find them on Grubhub or Uber Eats.
69. Monikay's Kitchen: This West African restaurant in Laurel remains open for carryout. Call 301-498-1040 to order or find them on Doordash.
70. Food For Life: This Suitland, MD restaurant serves up healthy, fresh food that reflects their values. Call 301-735-4007 to order or order online for pickup here.
71. Gisele's Creole Cuisine: This Haitian eatery in Wheaton remains open for your takeout pleasure or for delivery on uber Eats. Check out the menu and call 301-933-1340 to order.
72. Shagga: This Ethiopian restaurant in Hyattsville remains open for pickup or delivery every day from 11am-10pm. Try the veggie combo! Submit your orders through Doordash, Grubhub, or Postmates, or call 240-296-3030.
73. Soup Up: Get your healthful soups and handcrafted spring rolls for pick up or delivery Tuesday-Sunday in Brightwood Park. Call 202-621-6845 to submit your order.
Virginia
74. Meaza Ethiopian Cuisine: This Ethiopian restaurant in Falls Church is available for delivery via Uber Eats, Doordash and Postmates. Or call 703-820-2870 to order for curbside pickup.
75. Hawwi Ethiopian Restaurant: This incredible family-owned Ethiopian restaurant in Alexandria remains open for takeout Tuesday through Sunday from 1pm to 9pm. Call 703-717-9740 to order.
76. Della J's Delectables: This Springfield, VA spot for southern home cooking remains open. Order online, walk-in, or call 703-866-8058 to order. They also delivery via Uber Eats.
77. Caribbean Plate: This Jamaican spot in Falls Church and has a huge array of curries, roti, and tasty sides. They're open everyday for pick up and delivery 12-6pm. Order here.
78. Idido: This cafe and coffeehouse in Arlington remains daily from 7am-6pm. Stop by or order on their website.
DMV Businesses (available in multiple locations or throughout the DMV area)
79. Many of the Thompson Hospitality restaurants: This Black-owned food and facilities management company's portfolio includes multiple DC spots that are still open for takeout and delivery. Get your burger fix at Big Buns, fried chicken sandwiches at The Rub, and some classic pizzas, pastas, and salads at various Matchbox locations which remain open.
80. Sunflower Gardenz: This vegan, home-based vegan bakery has got you covered! From hot cross buns to biscuits, Sunflower Gardenz has treats available for pickup or delivery in the DMV. Check the menu here and shoot them an email to order at SunflowerzGardenz@gmail.com. Sunflower Gardenz is also offering vegan brunch plates for pre-order on the weekend. Check out the brunch offerings here.
81. J.B. Humble Pies: This Black-owned, home-based business is still delivering fresh baked sweet and savory pies to the DMV Monday through Friday. Order here.
82. NuVegan: This Black-owned fave is still turning out vegan comfort food for carryout from multiple locations. Order online at the DC or College Park outposts here.
83. Dodah's Kitchen: This vegan soulfood cafe plans to open its first brick and mortar location soon in Mount Rainier. Until then, look for Dodah's Kitchen soul foods and desserts in stores across the DC area.
84. Uncle Dell's Mambo Sauce: This local Black-owned company has got the sweet and slightly spicy sauce that you need! Shop their site here. They're also offering free contactless delivery within the DMV area, check out the details here.
85. Camella's Kitchen: Shop online for locally made Caribbean sauces, spices and cakes made with local ingredients.
86. Elife Restaurant: For 24 years Elife Restaurant has fused fuse ethnic soul food with a 100% vegan menu. Elife locations in Takoma Park and Capitol Heights remain open to serve you with delivery or takeout from noon to 7pm daily.
87. Turning Natural: This woman-owned juice bar has multiple locations open throughout the DMV. Call or stop by to pick up something healthy!
88. VegHeaven: This vegan catering company located in Washington DC offers delicious desserts and treats. VegHeaven is accepting online orders for shipping! Check out their Instagram to see what they can do.
89. Sidamo: This Ethiopian coffee shop with locations on H Street and in Maple Lawn remains open with excellent single source coffees and organic teas from 7am to 3pm.
90. Milk and Honey: While the Georgia Avenue location is closed, H Street's Milk and Honey outpost remains open as well as the MD location.
91. Wellfound Foods: This woman-owned company sells fresh grab-and-go meals out of vending machines as well as coffee shops throughout the DMV. They currently also offer home delivery. Order online here.
92. Violeta Sweets: This 100% gluten free bakery ships throughout the DMV. They have a wide selection of sweets and treats! Shop online here.
93. Negril The Jamaican Eatery: This Jamaican fast casual spot has multiple locations throughout the DMV for your takeout pleasure. Call your closest branch to confirm hours.
94. Tres Creole: This DMV-based Creole catering company remains ready to serve. In addition to catering they're offering fixed menus (think crawfish, shrimp, and crab options!) for pickup at Mess Hall in DC. Check out their latest offerings on IG.
95. The Carolina Kitchen: This Carolina-focused spot remains open for takeout (pick-up only) at all four locations. In DC, call 202-733-1216. In Maryland, you can choose from Hyattsville (301-927-2929), Brandywine (301-782-7040) or Largo (301-350-2929).