More Than Just a Market

For more than a century, Mott's Market has been woven into the fabric of Capitol Hill. It has been the place for last-minute groceries, a quick cup of coffee, a bottle of wine on the way to dinner, and countless everyday conversations between neighbors.

When Mott's closed in 2022, our community refused to let this neighborhood institution disappear.

Neighbors came together to form Mott's Neighborhood Market, a community-led effort to purchase and preserve the property. Together, we raised capital, purchased the building, and spent the next four years planning, renovating, and preparing Mott's for its next century of service.

Today, we're proud to say: Mott's Market is back!

The new Mott's builds on everything neighbors loved while offering even more. Stop in for handcrafted espresso drinks, fresh coffee, breakfast, made-to-order sandwiches, more than 80 wines from around the world, beer, everyday groceries, and locally curated favorites.

Whether you're grabbing something on your way home, meeting friends in the backyard, working remotely over coffee, or picking up a bottle of wine for dinner, Mott's is once again a place where neighbors connect.

Help Shape the Next Chapter

Although our doors are open, community ownership remains at the heart of Mott's Market.

We're continuing to welcome new neighborhood investors who want to help preserve this special place for generations to come. By becoming an investor, you're not simply investing in a neighborhood business. You're helping ensure that Mott's remains a locally owned gathering place and an enduring part of Capitol Hill.

Thank you to every neighbor, investor, volunteer, and supporter who believed this vision was possible. Mott's is here because of you.

Join us as we write the next chapter of Mott's Market.

The Community Saved Mott’s Market.

Now, They’ve Finally Got It Back.

β€œI love how community-oriented this area is,” Sherwood said, β€œhow it feels like you’re in a small town, even though you’re in a big city.”

New Beginning at Mott’s Market

The Mott's Neighborhood Market Board is thrilled to unveil an exciting development in the restoration of Mott's Market.

Following an extensive search, Peyton Sherwood has been selected as the new tenant for Mott's Market, a move that signals an exciting transformation for Capitol Hill's cherished community space.

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EXTRA, EXTRA, READ ALL ABOUT IT!

Read about our effort, including a fantastic feature about one of our founding members in the New York Times!