Tuesday, September 2, 2025
In: Andy’s Pizza
Another cult favorite has arrived in Georgetown. Andy’s Pizza opened at 1065 Wisconsin Avenue, NW in the former Baker’s Daughter Cafe. The pizza is New York-style — 18-inch pie with top ingredients.
In 2019, Andy Brown opened his first pizzeria in Tysons Corner. Now, there are nine spots in D.C. , Maryland and Virginia.
In: It’s a Secret Med Spa
A skincare medical spa has opened at 1365 Wisconsin Ave. NW. The corner building previously housed a BB&T Bank. (But don’t tell anybody.) Medical spa procedures available include botox, filler, laser treatments and facials.
With 14 locations in Texas, Arizona and Chicago, It’s a Secret Med Spa confides: “Our med spa in Georgetown is committed to creating a sanctuary of relaxation and renewal, featuring an array of treatments tailored to restore balance and enhance well-being. Here, we invite you to experience a harmonious fusion of luxury and care, right in the heart of this historic neighborhood.”
In: Victoria’s Secret
After a 13 years’ absence, Victoria’s Secret has returned to Georgetown at 1220 Wisconsin Ave. NW. The building formerly held a Massimo Dutti shop that closed in 2019.
Founded in 1977, the business is famously known for its women’s lingerie, active wear, sleepwear and beauty products. According to founder Roy Raymond, its name channels the elegance of the Victorian era and the intimate apparel, worn under everyday outerwear.
Coming: Milo and Mav, Dog Boutique
Milo and Mav will be setting up at 3206 N St NW Suite C-600A, in the center of Georgetown Court — next to Sid Mashburn, up the steps from the Georgetown Veterinary Hospital.
The business tells us: “We’re Milo & Mav — a coffee shop and dog boutique opening soon in the heart of Georgetown! We’re here to bring you great coffee and all the goodies your dog loves! But more than that, we’re building a community — one that celebrates inclusion, creativity, and the joy of life with dogs. We can’t wait to open our doors, meet our neighbors (furry and otherwise), and bring something truly special to Georgetown. …”
Out: Ladurée
Sacré bleu! One of Georgetown’s beautiful sweet spots is défunte. Pâtisserie E. Ladurée, commonly known as Ladurée, opened in April 2017 at 3060 M St. NW and quietly departed last week.
The French macaron emporium opened in Paris in 1862 and is one of the most well-known bakeries in the world — with more than one hundred shops in Europe, Asia, Africa and North America.