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Chef Geoff’s Bets Big On Mount Vernon Triangle With Third D.C. Spot

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Published on April 22, 2026
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Chef Geoff Tracy is bringing his Chef Geoff’s brand to Mount Vernon Triangle, and he is not thinking small. The chef has signed for a roughly 5,500-square-foot space at 111 Massachusetts Ave. NW. The new location will seat about 185 diners indoors, putting it among the larger full-service restaurants to land in the East End.

As reported by the Washington Business Journal, the Mount Vernon Triangle outpost will be the chef’s third D.C.-area location. The Business Journal identified the address along with the approximate size and seating inside, but did not list a formal opening date or a projected timeline for the build-out.

Anchor Building Tied To Georgetown University

The 111 Massachusetts Ave. building was renovated to serve as the anchor of Georgetown University's Capitol Campus and hosted a ribbon cutting in October 2025, according to the Mount Vernon Triangle CID. The university presence, together with planned green spaces such as Cobb Park, sits at the center of the area's redevelopment push. Those elements are expected to help sustain daytime traffic for a full-service concept aimed at both students and office workers.

What Chef Geoff’s Brings

Chef Geoff’s is known locally for contemporary American fare - burgers, pizzas, steaks and a full bar - a format that plays well for groups and weekday crowds, per GAYOT. The brand’s experience operating larger dining rooms suggests the Mount Vernon Triangle site will lean into plated service and bar seating rather than quick takeout. Specific menu details and hours for the new location have not yet been released publicly.

What It Means For The Neighborhood

A 5,500-square-foot, 185-seat restaurant will change the scale of dining on the block and could help animate evenings for nearby residents and students. The property at 111 Massachusetts Ave. NW shows up in commercial listings, reflecting its visibility in recent leasing activity in the corridor, according to LoopNet. As the Capitol Campus and surrounding office buildings refill, restaurateurs appear more willing to invest in larger, full-service concepts that can serve both lunch and dinner crowds.

Chef Geoff’s Mount Vernon Triangle outpost joins a wave of new retail and restaurant moves in the East End, and neighbors will be watching closely for a formal opening announcement. We will update this story when Chef Geoff’s or the team posts an opening date and menu details.