Dogfish Head Alehouse to Close Fairfax Location Permanently; Gaithersburg Will Remain Open

Dogfish Head Alehouse has announced it will be closing its Fairfax location later this year, according to a post on its social media. The restaurant, which will only have its Gaithersburg location left (800 W Diamond Ave), has decided not to renew its lease at the Greenbrier Town Center in Fairfax (13041 Lee Jackson Memorial Highway).

Dogfish Head Alehouse, which is owned and operated independent from the Dogfish Head brewery in Milton, DE through a licensing agreement, recently closed its Falls Church, VA location at 6220 Leesburg Pike in the Seven Corners Shopping Center. The Gaithersburg location will remain open. The message left on social media can be seen below:

This comes with a heavy heart,

As some of you may already know, Dogfish Head Alehouse will NOT be renewing our lease. We will be closing our doors at the end of December. Our 15 years here in Greenbriar have been so amazing and honestly we thank you all for that. There were so many businesses that didn’t make it through COVID and because of all you, we did. We are saddened to leave but want to continue our business through the end of the year. We truly want to thank you all for everything you have done for us and the support we have received along the way. It’s been a great 15 years and we hope you all continue to come out and support us through the end!

#DFH4LIFE

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