Pike’s Peek, one of Montgomery County Road Runners Club’s premier racing events, will take place on Sunday, April 27th from 7:50am-10am.
Shopping
Below is a list of restaurants and businesses that have opened in the last year or are coming soon to Gaithersburg’s Rio Lakefront:
Pizza Monkey, a Detroit-style pizza ghost kitchen, has relocated to 330 N Stonestreet Ave in Rockville, operating out of the Corned Beef King location. (more…)
MOLTN Cookies is now open at Takoma Eats (6120 Kansas Ave) in NW Washington, DC. The location offers pickup and delivery to parts of Montgomery County, Prince George’s County, and Washington, D.C., through its website, Uber Eats, and DoorDash.
Rosetta Bakery, an authentic Italian bakery chain based in Miami, is set to open its first Maryland location at 4901 Fairmont Ave. in Bethesda– the former home of Pitango, Tapa Bar, and Blackfinn.
Eater DC has unveiled its list of “The Most Iconic Dishes Around D.C.,” which features three standout dishes from Maryland restaurants (two in Montgomery County). According to Eater, these dishes are so irresistible that new customers travel long distances to try them, tourists specifically seek them out, and regulars continue to order them even when they feel it’s time to explore something new.
Starbucks at 10116 River Rd in Potomac has reopened. The store temporarily closed for renovations on February 24.
Bagels & Grinds at 9812 Falls Road in the Potomac Village shopping center will open on Wednesday, April 2. The New York-style bagel spot will be open 5am-5pm daily and is located in the space that was previously occupied by The Potomac Village Deli. (more…)
Bonchon, located at 107 Gibbs Street in Rockville, will hold a “Squid Game Wing Eating Competition” on Saturday, April 5. (more…)
Lakeforest Mall closed on March 31, 2023, after nearly 45 years in Gaithersburg. (more…)
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Church’s Texas Chicken (formerly Church’s Chicken) is coming soon to 7722 Harford Rd. in Parkville, MD, according to a report by Randy Lerman. The new location will replace the former family-owned Greek restaurant, Pita Pan, marking the first Church’s Chicken in Maryland.