Three Maryland bakeries have been named among the “Best Bakeries Around DC” by Eater DC, with Montgomery County and Prince George’s County represented.
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The first of three IKEA Plan and Order locations slated to close across the DMV will shut its doors on Sunday, October 18.
Tyafé, a new café specializing in matcha, specialty lattes, refreshers, mocktails and croffles, is now open at Westfield Wheaton Mall. The shop is located on the mall’s first floor at 11160 Veirs Mill Road. (more…)
Go to Specialty Matcha and Coffee Shop Now Open, Celebrating With BOGO Drink Deal Saturday
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The first tenant has signed on and construction is underway at The Shops at Travilah, a new shopping center in North Potomac.
Burnt Hill Farm in Clarksburg has earned another national honor, this time being named one of the “17 Best Wineries and Vineyards on the East Coast” by Observer. Burnt Hill is the only Maryland winery included on the 17-destination list. A video of the chef’s counter experience can be seen below.
Wye Oak Tavern in Frederick has been named the Best Historic Restaurant in the country as part of the 2026 Historic Hotels of America Awards of Excellence.
Ted’s Bulletin has announced it will open its ninth location in November 2026 at 2471 Mandeville Lane in Alexandria, Virginia. The restaurant will offer its signature all-day breakfast, scratch-made dishes, coffee and Ted’s Tarts. (more…)
2Fifty Texas BBQ has been named one of the best restaurants in the D.C. area by Washington Post food critic Elazar Sontag. Located at 4700 Riverdale Rd. in Riverdale Park (Prince George’s County), 2Fifty came in at No. 26 on Sontag’s list of “The 40 Best Restaurants in and Around D.C.”
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A new European-style play cafe and wine bar designed for families with young children is coming to Bethesda.
For decades, The Golden Bull was a popular steakhouse destination in Gaithersburg and Adelphi, known for its prime rib, steaks, generous portions, and traditional dining atmosphere. The restaurants were also recognizable for the large golden bull statues mounted on their rooftops, which became familiar landmarks for passing drivers. (more…)
Arby’s is preparing to expand its presence in Maryland with five new restaurants listed as “coming soon” across the state, including the upcoming Montgomery County location we’ve previously reported on.