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The city approved the new location and Call Your Mother is officially moving into the corner of 35th and O. This win belongs to every one of you who signed this page to prove we want this deli in our neighborhood. Keep an eye on their social media to see …

February 12, 2020

We want Call Your Mother Deli!!!

We want Call Your Mother Deli!!!

🏆 Won — 477 supporters Verified

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Started by Christian Mandrakos 6 years, 9 months ago

Call Your Mother Deli recently decided to open a new location in the heart of Georgetown. While the deli was originally slated to open on the corner of 35th and O St. in late October, its opening has been delayed due to complaints from members of the residential Georgetown community. If these opponents are successful, it may be prevented from ever opening. Their claim? Call Your Mother Deli will clog the sidewalks with long lines of customers, disrupt traffic with food delivery trucks, generate large amounts of trash, and cause excessive noise. However, founder Andrew Dana has gone to great lengths to ensure that Call Your Mother will be a good neighbor. It will work with the town to guarantee efficient food delivery, line management, trash disposal, and noise control.

From a student’s perspective, we lack fresh, affordable food options in our neighborhood. Most of us do not have the time to walk down to M Street and spend obscene sums of money on the restaurants there. We want fast, high-quality food from a deli that provides unrivaled customer service. We already love Call Your Mother’s stand at the Farmers' Market every Wednesday, and we want their store to open! We are stakeholders in the neighborhood, and we want our voices to be heard!

Please sign below if you think Call Your Mother Deli should be allowed to open its new location on the corner of 35th and O St!

Updates

Reached 250 supporters

November 15, 2019

Reached 100 supporters

November 14, 2019

November 14, 2019

We are approaching 250 signatures and need to hit this goal immediately to prove our strength before the next neighborhood meeting. Post the link to your Facebook page right now and text three friends who live in the area asking them to sign immediately.

November 14, 2019

We are approaching one hundred signatures and need a final push to force the board to pay attention. Post this link on your Facebook page and text three friends who live in the neighborhood to sign right now.

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Anonymous
6 years ago Featured

As a neighborhood resident, I wish CYM a warm welcome. We should be supporting, not thwarting, local businesses that seek to open in Georgetown. Not only has this made the process unnecessarily difficult for CYM, it serves as a deterrent to any other business who might have thought about opening in Georgetown. No wonder so many other neighborhoods are thriving while Georgetown's retail and restaurant options continue to decline.

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Jeffrey Perry
6 years ago Featured

I am a neighborhood resident and, like many, many others welcome Call Your Mother to the area andlook forward to being a frequent patron.

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Nati Batlle
6 years ago Featured

I need my morning bagel. Having this establishment in town cut down my daily commute to Stachowskis for breakfast. Call Your Mother is the only place so far that lets me add extra triple bacon.

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Liilian Camia
6 years ago Featured

A good bagel shop can only bring good things . It’s a corner, the line is not so long and it could be done both ways ...

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Willa Petty
6 years ago Featured

Call Your Mother is a valued member of the Georgetown farmers market. We would be lucky to have them as a permanent member of our community.

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Lexie Gutierrez
6 years ago Featured

This is an establishment of wonderful service, food, and culture. It is a true shame that some residents oppose the valuable addition that Call Your Mother can bring to the community.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Call Your Mother would greatly improve the neighborhood

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Jonathan Godoy
6 years ago

Zoning laws are a travesty and Jack Evans is a corrupt hack who should be immediately removed from office.