Old Town Pour House, located at 212 Ellington Drive in Gaithersburg’s Downtown Crown development, will be closing permanently on Tuesday, October 24th. A manager from the restaurant confirmed the closing to us on Friday night, following the restaurant’s filing of a WARN on Friday for a mass layoff of 58 employees.
We have received the following statement, “After10 incredible years in Gaithersburg, our lease is up and we’ve decided to turn off the taps at Old Town Pour House at 212 Ellington Boulevard. This last decade was filled with so many delightful guests and meaningful engagement with an outstanding community, and we consider it a major success for the Bottleneck Management group. We whole-heartedly thank everyone we’ve met along the way for making us a part of their lives. Our last day of service will be Tuesday, October 24th.
We’re so thankful to our team and guests for our 10 years in Gaithersburg. Though this location is closed, you can visit other Bottleneck restaurants across the US. www.bottleneckmgmt.com”
The brewpub featured over 50 beers, an outdoor patio, and started off featuring a menu of Midwestern favorites like Windy City-style hot dogs and fried cheese curds in a 172-seat space. It originally opened in March of 2015 with three 110-inch “video wall” screens. The same block has recently suffered the loss of BurgerIM and dessert shop, Doki Toki. The Container Store, however, will be moving in across the street soon.
The news was first reported by @TheMoCoSource
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