Cheeburger Cheeburger left 18163 Village Center Drive in Olney back in August of 2017.
Since then there has been lots of speculation about what will take its place. Yesterday we learned that it will be replaced by a veterinary clinic.
Cheeburger Cheeburger left 18163 Village Center Drive in Olney back in August of 2017.
Since then there has been lots of speculation about what will take its place. Yesterday we learned that it will be replaced by a veterinary clinic.
UPDATE: The Olney Ale House expected time reopen in October 2020 prior to Covid. They’ve announced that the process has been delayed due to the pandemic, but that they’ve already started moving forward towards a return. “We will be back,” but an exact date is not available at the time.
Back in August we reported that CB Açaí Bowls and Smoothies is coming to Olney. The signage is now up next to Shell on Georgia Avenue.
CB Açaí Bowls and Smoothies will be located in the Olney Center at 18062 Georgia Avenue, which is currently home to House of Fortune, and is expected to open in the first half of 2020 (aiming for April).
Olney Crab House is coming soon to the location that used to be home to The Olney Tavern (18200 Georgia Avenue).
We know that the business had their liquor license hearing earlier this week (photo sent in by Mark Hajjar), so if all goes as planned, we expect it to open in early 2020.
MoCo Hidden Gem: 168 Asian Burrito (Olney)
MoCo has traditionally done a great job with gas station cuisine. I’m not referring to combos, energy drinks, and bubble gum– I’m talking places like Taco Bar, Corned Beef King, Seoul Food and Mangino’s (the last two are no longer located in gas stations)…Now we have 168 Asian Burrito in Olney (18000 Georgia Avenue).
Rita’s closed down for the season as they usually do, but rumors began to swirl when customers noticed the inside being gutted.
We made a couple calls, but couldn’t find out any information until the Olney Chamber of Commerce posted that Rita’s did not renew its lease and has closed permanently.
We are working with the Ross Boddy Advisory Committee and Montgomery County Recreation you let you know about the popular Empty Bowls Supper next Sunday, November 10th at the Ross Boddy Recreation Center in Sandy Spring (4pm-7pm)!
Enjoy unlimited homemade soups and desserts in a hand-crafted bowl of your choice that you’ll get to take home.
Come celebrate an afternoon of Music and Arts by Howard University’s premier Jazz Ensembles featuring AFRO BLUE and the Howard University Jazz Ensemble on NOVEMBER 2ND, 2019 Emancipation Day at the SANDY SPRING SLAVE MUSEUM (11am-6pm).
Food by Caribbean Gardens and USMELLDAT
If you’ve been with The MoCoShow since February, you’ve known for a while that Onelife Fitness is taking over the old Giant location on Georgia Avenue in Olney.
Last month, the gym released the layout pictured below so that potential members could see what to expect when the gym is ready to open.
For 3 Sisters, an Olney-based organization dedicated to raising awareness, educating the community, and improving the quality of life of those affected by breast cancer will receive a $25,000 grant from State Farm.
A few months back we broke the news of Selva Brewing Co. taking over the Growlers location in Olde Towne Gaithersburg.
Yesterday we spoke with the folks over at Sardi’s (who founded Selva) and they told us they’re still a couple months away from opening.