“Slowly but surely houses were restored, trees were planted, and we even got a new places to grab a bite to eat or drink where our safety was not an issue,” she said. “Anacostia today and Anacostia three or four years ago are two completely different things,” said Agnus Davis, a six-year Anacostia resident. The eagerness to bring Busboys & Poets to Anacostia comes at a time when residents are watching their historic neighborhood blossom. That is the great thing about living in our neighborhood – it is truly a community – where we are all about working together to find unique ways to improve the quality of life in our neighborhood,” he wrote. “Besides taking photos, it was a great way to catch up with folks and talk about life.
Wilson, president of the Historic Anacostia Block Association ( HABA) and R.E.E.L in one of his personal blog posts. “The goal was to promote Busboys, but it was also done in an effort to present the Anacostia community as a great place to live, raise your family and to open businesses,” said Charles E. Last fall, residents of Historic Anacostia launched the “We Are Anacostia” campaign in an effort to encourage Busboys & Poets to open its fifth location in the neighborhood. In May, Shallal announced at a restaurant business seminar hosted by the River East Emerging Leaders (R.E.E.L) that a new Busboys would be opening east of the Anacostia River. area, this venue serves as a bookstore, restaurant, lounge and theater. Located in four distinctive neighborhoods in the D.C. Busboys & Poets, founded in 2005 by activist and restaurateur Anas “Andy” Shahall, is one of the most well-known community resources in the District of Columbia.
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