Kensington residents have long known about the unique shops and local artisans that are the backbone of Kensington’s business district. Now a marketing campaign is hoping others will share in […]
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Author: MCS Staff
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Earlier today, we received a question regarding the “For Lease” signs that are still up in the old Jerry’s location, but Taco Bar explained that they were never removed.
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A few months later we heard from Jorge Portalea’s Washington Metropolitan Business Brokers, who confirmed the new location.
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Though only about a decade old, the Seattle based chain has over 330 locations in the United States and United Kingdom.
Their only current MoCo location is located in Silver Spring at 909 Ellsworth Dr.
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Metropolitan Ballet Theatre & Academy (MBT) invites you to their 30th annual production of The Nutcracker! Every year since 1989, MBT has rung in the holidays by telling the story […]
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When:
Saturday, November 17th 1:00pm to 4:00pm
Where:
Downtown Crown Park
254 Crown Park Avenue, Gaithersburg, Maryland 20878
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This year spring break was shortened to just six total days (April 17, 2019 – April 22, 2019). Next school year’s spring break will be extended to ten days (April 4, 2020 – April 13, 2020).
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The 6,300-square-foot restaurant will offer Mexican inspired cuisine with craveable twists on the classics. This will be Nada’s fifth location and first east coast location.
“Federal Realty searches the country and beyond to find unique first-to-market concepts. Nada is a fresh take on a popular restaurant category and the perfect addition to the Pike & Rose neighborhood,” said Stuart Biel, Vice President, Mixed-Use Leasing.
The North Bethesda restaurant will feature a casual, dynamic bar space and seating for 140 in its dining room that offers expansive views into the energetic kitchen led by Chef Ford Barsi.
Nada’s design juxtaposes industrial elements like concrete columns with organic custom ceramic light fixtures and hand-painted tile from Mexico. A variety of lush tropical plant installations encompass the space, including a planter box clad in reclaimed wood from a 1920s church in Athens, OH that divides the cantina from the main dining room. An outdoor patio will seat 50 guests as they sip Nada’s signature margaritas beneath a canopy of string lights in the warmer months.
Nada offers a diverse and shareable mix of traditional Mexican and more modern dishes with seasonal cocktails, local craft brews and their signature handcrafted margarita, the Nadarita. The menu ranges from house made chips and guacamole, to Caramelized Cauliflower tacos, Spicy Crab Benedict, and Crispy Skirted “Saganaki” Quesadilla. Nada will serve lunch and dinner daily, and weekend brunch.
“We describe Nada as a ‘kickass Mexican restaurant that is approachable, energetic, and casual’ and as such we believe Pike & Rose is the perfect location of our first East Coast outpost,” CEO of Boca Restaurant Group David Falk. “Federal Realty has curated a wonderful neighborhood and we look forward to being part of it.”
In addition to the opening of Nada, Pike & Rose will soon welcome:
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The new location will be known as “Quincy’s Uptown” and the owners aim to open in about a month– December 15th.
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F.Y.E. (For Your Entertainment) will be closing its Westfield Wheaton location on January 31st, 2019.
The retail store which specializes in music, movies, collectibles, apparel, and more, closed over 50 locations nationwide just a few years ago.
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They’ll be taking over the old Payless location at 13653 Connecticut Ave.
It’s expected to open in the coming months (Spring 2019), but no exact date has been given.