Potomac Cookie Co., located at 109A Market Street in the Kentlands Square shopping center in Gaithersburg, has closed.
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Sweathouz is expanding its footprint in Montgomery County with plans to open a new location in the Kentlands. The contrast therapy studio has signed a lease for 107 Market St W, taking over the space most recently occupied by Poke Bros.
A new independent bookstore has officially opened its doors in Gaithersburg, bringing a fresh literary space to the Kentlands community.
Wonder is continuing its expansion across Montgomery County, with plans now in motion for a third “modern” food hall location.
A recent home sale has set a new pricing record in Gaithersburg’s Lakelands and Kentlands neighborhoods, underscoring strong buyer demand as the spring market begins to take shape.
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Permanent signage is now up at Quincy’s Golf & Social at 245 Kentlands Blvd. in Gaithersburg, marking another visible step toward the opening of the country club-style restaurant, bar, and golf venue in the former Not Your Average Joe’s space.
A customer walking out of Health Pack Meals’ Kentlands storefront recently summed it up simply: “It’s like a healthy Chipotle.” That same sentiment has also been shared by readers who tipped off The MoCoShow about the rebrand. The off-the-cuff comparison is exactly what owners Lev and Suzie Meliksetyan hope people take away as they officially rebrand their brick-and-mortar restaurant to Culture Kitchen. For now, the exterior signage still reads “Health Pack Meals” as additional changes continue to roll out. A video of two of their bowls can be seen below.
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My Parisian Corner Shop is set to open at 504 Main St. in Gaithersburg’s Kentlands neighborhood on Friday, January 9.
Caspian House of Kabob, located at 72 Market St. in Gaithersburg’s Kentlands neighborhood, has permanently closed.
Below is a list of businesses that have recently opened or are coming soon to Gaithersburg’s Kentlands: (more…)
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My Big Finds is celebrating its 10-year anniversary this month. What began as a three-month pop-up in a small retail space has grown into a decade-long community fixture filled with character, creativity, and connection.