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DISTRICT of COLUMBIA Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Administration Alcohol Licensees As of January 27, 2018 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Administration Alcohol Licensees as of January 27, 2018 License Number Status Entity Name Trade Name # Street Street Type Quadrant City STATE ZIP Class Type Establishment Type Ward ANC SMD ABRA‐106969 ACTIVE TRUMP OLD POST OFFICE, LLC TRUMP GIFT SHOP 1100 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW WASHINGTON DC 20004 B 25 PERCENT BEER AND WINE Ward 2 ANC 2C SMD 2C01 ABRA‐082437 ACTIVE ARAMARK ENTERTAINMENT, LLC CAPITAL ONE ARENA 601 F ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20001 C ARENA Ward 2 ANC 2C SMD 2C01 ABRA‐091449 Active A & M INC. ROCK CREEK MARKET 646 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD WASHINGTON DC 20010 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 1 ANC 1A SMD 1A08 SMD ABRA‐105882 ACTIVE SAL & MOI INC. SAL'S CAFE 400 C ST SW WASHINGTON DC 20024 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 6 ANC 6D 6D01 ABRA‐080595 ACTIVE TRAVEL TRADERS RETAIL INC. THE MARKET 400 NEW JERSEY B AVE NW WASHINGTON DC 20001 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 6 ANC 6C SMD 6C02 NEIGHBORHOOD OF SMRET ABRA‐103665 ACTIVE SMERT SUN MARKET 415 RHODE ISLAND AVE NE WASHINGTON DC 20002 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 5 ANC 5E SMD 5E03 MARKET, LLC SMD ABRA‐090283 ACTIVE EMHAN, LLC RAINBOW MARKET 626 KENNEDY ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20011 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 4 ANC 4D 4D01 ABRA‐088611 ACTIVE L STREET MARKET INC. 7TH L STREET MARKET 700 L ST SE WASHINGTON DC 20003 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 6 ANC 6B SMD 6B04 SMD ABRA‐107325 ACTIVE ANCHOR, LLC ANCHOR 709 WHARF ST SW WASHINGTON DC 20024 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 6 ANC 6D 6D04 ABRA‐091391 ACTIVE WALGREEN CO. WALGREENS #15360 801 7TH ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20001 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 2 ANC 2C SMD 2C01 ABRA‐105990 ACTIVE WINEANDBUTTER, LLC WINE AND BUTTER 1023 EAST CAPITOL ST SE WASHINGTON DC 20003 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 6 ANC 6B SMD 6B05 SMD ABRA‐105822 ACTIVE FANA INC. MUDRICK'S SUPERMARKET 1064 BLADENSBURG RD NE WASHINGTON DC 20002 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 5 ANC 5D 5D07 ABRA‐082376 ACTIVE HOPE MARKET INC. LENA MARKET 1206 UNDERWOOD ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20012 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 4 ANC 4A SMD 4A04 ABRA‐086470 ACTIVE F & A INC. ANACOSTIA MARKET 1303 GOOD HOPE RD SE WASHINGTON DC 20020 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 8 ANC 8A SMD 8A06 ABRA‐089800 ACTIVE NF 21 INC. SCHEELE'S MARKET 1331 29TH ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20007 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 2 ANC 2E SMD 2E06 ABRA‐087729 ACTIVE STT MANAGEMENT, LLC U STREET WINE AND BEER 1351 U ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20009 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 1 ANC 1B SMD 1B12 ABRA‐095880 ACTIVE NEW SEVEN MARKET INC. NEW SEVEN MARKET 1406 GOOD HOPE RD SE WASHINGTON DC 20020 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 8 ANC 8A SMD 8A05 ABRA‐086607 ACTIVE THE BODEGA INC. THE CUPBOARD 1504 EAST CAPITOL ST NE WASHINGTON DC 20003 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 6 ANC 6A SMD 6A08 ABRA‐082173 ACTIVE KYEONG & COMPANY INC. NEW NEIGHBORHOOD MARKET 1611 RHODE ISLAND AVE NE WASHINGTON DC 20018 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 5 ANC 5C SMD 5C06 SMD ABRA‐107063 ACTIVE JV INC. COMPACT SUPERMARKET 1613 MONTELLO AVE NE WASHINGTON DC 20002 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 5 ANC 5D 5D02 ABRA‐090326 ACTIVE METARIL, LLC PREGO AGAIN 1617 17TH ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20009 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 2 ANC 2B SMD 2B04 ABRA‐087999 ACTIVE BJ & M INC. ARGONNE MARKET 1629 COLUMBIA RD NW WASHINGTON DC 20009 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 1 ANC 1C SMD 1C05 ABRA‐088815 SAFEKEEPING ZEMBABA INC. CAPITOL FOOD MART 1634 NORTH CAPITOL ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20002 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 5 ANC 5E SMD 5E06 THE MEDITERRANEAN WAY ABRA‐098845 ACTIVE THE MEDITERRANEAN WAY CO. 1717 CONNECTICUT AVE NW WASHINGTON DC 20009 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 2 ANC 2B SMD 2B01 GOURMET MARKET HAMPTON INN‐WHITE HOUSE ABRA‐091668 ACTIVE LODGING CONCESSIONS, LLC 1729 H ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20006 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 2 ANC 2B SMD 2B06 SUITE SHOP ABRA‐103124 ACTIVE FOUR BROTHERS, LLC RIOJA MARKET 1824 COLUMBIA RD NW WASHINGTON DC 20009 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 1 ANC 1C SMD 1C03 ABRA‐108071 ACTIVE BET INC. WHITELAW MARKET 1846 13TH ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20009 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 1 ANC 1B SMD 1B12 ABRA‐097721 ACTIVE LEDROIT MARKET INC. LEDROIT MARKET 1901 4TH ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20001 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 1 ANC 1B SMD 1B01 ABRA‐095169 ACTIVE SHAW HOWARD DELI, LLC SHAW HOWARD DELI 1911 7TH ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20001 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 1 ANC 1B SMD 1B01 ABRA‐100252 ACTIVE GLEN'S SHAW, LLC GLEN'S GARDEN MARKET SHAW 1924 8TH ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20001 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 1 ANC 1B SMD 1B02 ABRA‐105167 ACTIVE E & F INC. ELM COOKIE CORNER 1970 2ND ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20001 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 1 ANC 1B SMD 1B01 SMD ABRA‐086746 ACTIVE OPEN DOOR MARKET INC. OPEN DOOR MARKET 2160 CALIFORNIA ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20008 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 2 ANC 2D 2D02 ABRA‐104330 ACTIVE OMEGA VENTURES INC. ALABAMA CONVENIENCE 2209 ALABAMA AVE SE WASHINGTON DC 20020 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 8 ANC 8E SMD 8E03 ABRA‐087621 ACTIVE SHIPLEY SUPERMARKET INC. SHIPLEY SUPERMARKET 2283 SAVANNAH ST SE WASHINGTON DC 20020 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 8 ANC 8B SMD 8B06 ABRA‐092095 ACTIVE S & H INC. STREETS MARKET & CAFE 2400 14TH ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20009 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 1 ANC 1B SMD 1B05 ABRA‐105727 ACTIVE BK INC. HI MARKET 2655 15TH ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20009 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 1 ANC 1B SMD 1B07 ABRA‐106366 ACTIVE SALUMERIA 2703, LLC SALUMERIA 2703 2703 12TH ST NE WASHINGTON DC 20018 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 5 ANC 5B SMD 5B04 ABRA‐086230 ACTIVE HSA INVESTMENTS, LLC SARA'S MARKET 3008 Q ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20007 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 2 ANC 2E SMD 2E06 SMD ABRA‐093257 ACTIVE ARGYLE MARKET, LLC ARGYLE MARKET 3220 17TH ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20010 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 1 ANC 1D 1D01 ABRA‐086085 ACTIVE JH TOPIA INC. PATRON CONVENIENCE STORE 3235 PENNSYLVANIA AVE SE WASHINGTON DC 20020 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 7 ANC 7B SMD 7B04 ABRA‐070233 SAFEKEEPING SHEMALI'S INC. SHEMALI'S 3306 WISCONSIN AVE NW WASHINGTON DC 20016 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 3 ANC 3C SMD 3C07 ABRA‐101106 ACTIVE DUBAI MARKET, LLC DUBAI MARKET 3443 14TH ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20010 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 1 ANC 1A SMD 1A04 E & K, LIMITED LIABILITY ABRA‐078242 ACTIVE 13TH STREET MARKET 3582 13TH ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20010 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 1 ANC 1A SMD 1A04 COMPANY ABRA‐108439 ACTIVE BGS INTERNATIONAL, LLC GEE'S MARKET 3583 WARDER ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20010 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 1 ANC 1A SMD 1A08 ABRA‐094313 ACTIVE ALEXANDER MARKET INC. NEWTON FOOD MART 3600 12TH ST NE WASHINGTON DC 20017 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 5 ANC 5B SMD 5B02 ABRA‐095245 ACTIVE MINNESOTA STORE, LLC MINNESOTA STORE 3728 MINNESOTA AVE NE WASHINGTON DC 20019 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 7 ANC 7F SMD 7F06 ABRA‐089069 ACTIVE ASKALE YAREGAL GEDERA MARKET 4600 14TH ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20011 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 4 ANC 4C SMD 4C03 SMD ABRA‐093115 ACTIVE YD PROGRESS, LLC LUCKY CORNER STORE 5433 GEORGIA AVE NW WASHINGTON DC 20011 B BEER AND WINE STORE Ward 4 ANC 4D 4D01 ABRA‐100620 SAFEKEEPING ZENEBE SHEWAYENE TBD B BEER AND WINE STORE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB ABRA‐000793 ACTIVE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB 30 IVY ST SE WASHINGTON DC 20003 C CLUB Ward 6 ANC 6B SMD 6B01 INC. KENNETH H NASH POST 8 ABRA‐000643 ACTIVE KENNETH H NASH POST 8 224 D ST SE WASHINGTON DC 20003 C CLUB Ward 6 ANC 6B SMD 6B01 AMERICAN LEGION ABRA‐000892 ACTIVE THE 116 INC. 116 CLUB 234 3RD ST NE WASHINGTON DC 20002 C CLUB Ward 6 ANC 6C SMD 6C02 NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CLUB OF ABRA‐000626 ACTIVE CAPITOL HILL CLUB 300 1ST ST SE WASHINGTON DC 20003 C CLUB Ward 6 ANC 6B SMD 6B01 CAPITOL HILL INC. NATIONAL PRESS CLUB OF ABRA‐000001 ACTIVE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB 529 14TH ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20004 C CLUB Ward 2 ANC 2C SMD 2C01 WASHINGTON ABRA‐010793 ACTIVE CITY CLUB OF WASHINGTON INC. CITY CLUB OF WASHINGTON 555 13TH ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20004 C CLUB Ward 2 ANC 2C SMD 2C01 ABRA‐060161 ACTIVE FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE 711 4TH ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20001 C CLUB Ward 2 ANC 2C SMD 2C02 SMD ABRA‐001324 ACTIVE CAPITAL YACHT CLUB CAPITAL YACHT CLUB 800 WHARF ST SW WASHINGTON DC 20024 C CLUB Ward 6 ANC 6D 6D04 ABRA‐000114 ACTIVE THE ARMY & NAVY CLUB THE ARMY & NAVY CLUB 901 17TH ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20006 C CLUB Ward 2 ANC 2B SMD 2B05 UNIVERSITY CLUB OF ABRA‐000056 ACTIVE THE UNIVERSITY CLUB 1135 16TH ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20036 C CLUB Ward 2 ANC 2B SMD 2B05 WASHINGTON, DC ABRA‐000645 ACTIVE THE SPHINX CLUB THE SPHINX CLUB INC 1315 K ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20005 C CLUB Ward 2 ANC 2F SMD 2F08 WOMAN'S NATIONAL WOMAN'S NATIONAL ABRA‐000319 ACTIVE 1526 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW WASHINGTON DC 20036 C CLUB Ward 2 ANC 2B SMD 2B03 DEMOCRATIC CLUB DEMOCRATIC CLUB THE HISTORIC GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN CLUB AT SUTER ABRA‐000779 ACTIVE 1530 WISCONSIN AVE NW WASHINGTON DC 20007 C CLUB Ward 2 ANC 2E SMD 2E03 CLUB INC.
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