Brentwood’s Little Miner Taco Joins List of Route 1 Restaurants Expanding to D.C.
Brentwood’s Little Miner Taco recently opened a location in Brookland, becoming another restaurant on the Route 1 corridor to expand to D.C.
Brentwood’s Little Miner Taco recently opened a location in Brookland, becoming another restaurant on the Route 1 corridor to expand to D.C.
When the Route 1 corridor’s restaurant scene first started to take off, it was because D.C. restaurants like Busboys and Poets were coming up here. Now, Route 1 is sending some of its best to D.C.
After serving more than 3,000 free kids’ meals in the first few weeks, Little Miner Taco in Brentwood extended the program to the end of the summer and is now making it permanent.
Washington City Paper has recommended a road trip of sorts along the Route 1 corridor stretching from Mount Rainier to Riverdale Park for D.C. foodies.
The coronavirus pandemic has brought out the best of the Route 1 corridor, with various groups working to make a difference. Here’s a running list of charities and area businesses helping out during the pandemic.
Little Miner Taco has already given away more than 3,000 kids’ meals during the coronavirus pandemic, and it plans to continue through the end of summer.
Aside from its location in Brentwood’s Savor food hall at 3809 Rhode Island Avenue, the Mexican eatery has also opened a food truck to get its food out to customers around the greater Washington region.

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