Jinlan Dumplings is now open 11620-A Rockville Pike, next to Tropical Smoothie Cafe in the White Flint Station shopping center. (more…)
Shopping
The Pike Central Farm Market opens for the 2025 season on Saturday, April 26. The Market hosts a wide variety of vendors and is conveniently located in the parking lot next to Pinstripes at 935 Prose Street in North Bethesda’s Pike & Rose. (more…)
Koi Tea will celebrate the grand opening of its new location at The Heights Food Hall (5406 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite A) in Chevy Chase on Thursday, May 1. (more…)
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Last April we let you know that local restaurant group Moby Dick House of Kabob signed on to open a new restaurant in Potomac’s Cabin John Village (11325 Seven locks Road Suite 180, Potomac MD 20854). The new location is adjacent to Colony Grill on the back side of the shopping center and opened last month. Now, the restaurant will be holding a grand opening celebration on Monday, April 28th, offering 25% off all in-store orders.
Brandy Melville has opened its first Maryland store at 11804 Grand Park Ave in North Bethesda’a Pike & Rose area, taking over the space formerly occupied by Evoluxxy.
Bethesda Row is hosting Soirée on The Lane, May 10th from 11am until 4pm at 7262 Woodmont Ave. The event, which will include music, games/activities, photo booth, and giveaways & […]
RadioShack’s final Maryland store (426 Solomons Island Rd. N) will close its doors permanently on Saturday after 40 years in business. The store, located in Prince Frederick, Calvert County, will […]
The Lancaster County Dutch Market at 12623 Wisteria Drive in Germantown will hold its first outdoor pig roast and chicken barbecue of the year from May 1–3.
Celtic Cup Coffee at 8455 Colesville Road, Suite 101B in Silver Spring, will hold its grand opening celebration on Saturday, April 26. The event will feature live Irish traditional music, a dance demo by the Culkin School of Irish Dance, coffee roasting demonstrations, prize giveaways, and an opening ceremony with a land acknowledgement and ribbon cutting. (more…)
Unibal-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) has defaulted on a roughly $235 million securitized loan tied to Westfield Wheaton– the largest mall in suburban Maryland and the fourth-largest in the Greater Washington area. The mall was originally built in 1958 and was known as Wheaton Plaza– the first shopping mall in Montgomery County.
Advance Auto Parts is going to be taking over the space that was recently home to Walgreens at 12222 Veirs Mill Rd. in the Randolph Crossing shopping center that’s also home to Rodman’s Discount Store, Megenagna Ethiopian Market, and more.