The new Rockville location (Travilah Square Shopping Center) will open the following day on Friday, September 7th.
The new Rockville location (Travilah Square Shopping Center) will open the following day on Friday, September 7th.
According to Wikipedia, “Lululemon is a self-described yoga-inspired athletic apparel company for women and men. The company makes a variety of types of athletic wear, including performance shirts, shorts, and pants, as well as lifestyle apparel and yoga accessories.”
Crown resident Seth Lessans informed of the news based on his conversation with someone that was doing construction in the building (next to Sephora across from Coastal Flats). An employee at the Bethesda Row location told me they expect the store to open in late December, but that can always be pushed back to early 2019.
Halloween stores are almost always temporary tenants, but this one is interesting with Party City just across the street. There was also a temporary location a couple miles up the street in Rio last year, but for now it doesn’t look to be coming back.
The restaurant recently moved a couple hundred feet down the street to 317 Main St.
3:55PM UPDATE: An employee informed me that the location was closed due to a hot water tank needing repair. They may re-open as early as later today.
Taco Bar in Rio (10003 Fields Rd.) has been closed by the MoCo Department of Health and Human Services.
This will be the seventh Wingstop location in Montgomery County.
They’re going into 6 Grand Corner Avenue – across from South Moon Under and the coming soon Lanzhou Hand Pulled Noodles. They’ll open later this year.
The bubble tea craze is hitting full stride in MoCo!
According to the Rio Washingtonian Facebook page, the authentic Chinese eatery will open later this year across from Dick’s Sporting Goods on Grand Corner Ave.
They’ll be taking over the old O’Leary’s and 555 Lounge location at 555 Quince Orchard Road in Gaithersburg.
According to Grow Gaithersburg, the new owners plan to renovate the interior and exterior of the hotel and convert it to a DoubleTree.
The hotel, located at 620 Perry Parkway, was previously owned by Marriott before converting to into a Hilton hotel well over a decade ago.
Last night, the City of Gaithersburg approved a sketch plan that would allow the Kentlands Starbucks location to move and potentially add a drive-thru.
Not everyone has been on board, as many Kentlands/Lakeland’s residents feel that at a drive-thru would not fit the mold of a walkable community, but it seems as thought it’s going to happen.