Sisters Sandwiches Now Offering Breakfast
Sisters Sandwiches & Such, located in Olney, has expanded their menu to include breakfast.
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Renovations Begin for site of Olney Crab House
The Olney Crab House has been confirmed to be coming to Hillcrest Center in Olney, and the first signs of the new restaurant have been put up.
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This morning, Brew Belly shared some information via facebook post about an incident that occurred last night. According to the post, an unmasked customer was asked to adhere to Maryland’s face covering policy. This customer became aggressive and spat on a staff member who was working there. The owner of Brew Belly shared that the patron was arrested and banned from the business.
Brew Belly has chosen to not allow customers to eat inside, despite being allowed to operate at 50% capacity. As the owner wrote, this choice was made to prioritize employee safety even though they anticipate a decrease in business.
CB Açaí Bowls is having a soft opening today from 11am-4pm.
CB Açaí Bowls will feature açai/pitaya/smoothie bowls, smoothies, and limited juices.
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New Pet Hospital opens in Olney
Olney Village Center will welcome its newest tenant this Saturday as a branch of the Banfield Pet Hospital officially opens.
Opening for Olney Beer & Wine Not Clear Yet
Olney Beer & Wine, located in the Olney Village Center, is entering the next stages of development, though an official opening date has not been set yet.
The Olney Antique Village, located just outside of Olney, is looking for new tenants. Sarah Formichelli, the owner of Past & Presents, is looking for tenants and vendors for […]
Salt & Vine, which took ownership of Ricciutis Kitchen back in February, announced on social media earlier this week that they will debut a new pizza truck.
According to Salt & Vine owner Thomas Zippelli, the truck will be parked out front of the restaurant until renovations are finished.
Home Goods and T.J.MAXX in Olney Village Center have reopened to the public after previously being closed due to the ongoing pandemic.
Both stores have implemented new policies to protect both customers and employees. These include plastic shields separating customers from the registers, arrows designating which way to walk through the stores, and a requirement for masks.
Community swimming pools have begun to reopen in Brookeville and Olney as the 4th of July Weekend approaches.
Residents in the Olney Mill, Tanterra, and Hallowell neighborhoods must fill out waivers and reserve a visit time via the website “Sign Up Genius” if they wish to visit their community pools.
The Brookeville Beer Farm has reopened their dining areas, but with some slight coronavirus-related changes.
Prior to June, the restaurant and brewery offered only curbside pickup due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But now that the curve has been flattened, customers are now allowed to dine in person.