‘Khana a Claypot Grille’ had announced that it will be closing permanently on September 27th after approximately ten years at 15616 Old Columbia Pike in Burtonsville.
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Café Sophie (7940 Airpark Road, Gaithersburg) is a European-style café with a Scandinavian influence, located at the Montgomery County Airpark. Owners Sandy and Tom named the café after their beloved dog Sophie, who occasionally greets customers. (more…)
The Washington Post’s Tom Sietsema has been the newspaper’s food critic for nearly 25 years. In his latest review, he heaps praise upon Lime & Cilantro, which opened at 1909 […]
Pitango has closed its Bethesda location at 4901 Fairborn Ave. after nearly 4.5 years of operating in the space. The gelato and coffee spot took over the location that was home to Tapa Bar and Blackfinn in the past, opening in May of 2020.
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Dickerson Market, located off Route 28 in Dickerson, MD, just 20 minutes from Germantown, is a beloved spot known for what many consider to be the best fried chicken in Maryland. With a loyal following, customers travel from DC, Virginia, Delaware, and Pennsylvania for its famous chicken. (more…)
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Torchy’s Tacos, known for their “Damn Good Tacos,” will hold its grand opening on Wednesday, October 2nd at 10am. According to a representative at the location, the first 100 people […]
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Permanent signage is now up at D1 Seafood Buffet & Bar (19961 Century Boulevard) in Germantown. The restaurant will occupy the space previously home to Sushi Legend Cajun Seafood and Bar, and before that, The Greene Turtle. (more…)
Yelp’s annual Top 100 Places to Eat “celebrates local restaurants across the U.S. that reflect the unique tastes of the Yelp community.” Yelp’s annual Top 100 Places to Eat list covers a wide range of places to eat — from white tablecloth to food trucks and taquerias. Three Maryland restaurants made the 2024 list, coming in ranked 20th, 82nd, and 87th. Nominations for 2025 begin October 1st.
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Red Lobster has announced that it has successfully exited Chapter 11 bankruptcy and is now under new USA-based ownership. In May, many Red Lobster restaurants across the country, including both Montgomery County locations in Gaithersburg and Silver Spring, abruptly closed.
Two Maryland restaurants made the September edition of Eater DC’s list pointing diners toward the most intriguing or otherwise buzzworthy new restaurants in the D.C. area. Both Maryland restaurants happen to be located in Montgomery County, approximately 90 feet apart.
Genki Wagyu House and Molly Tea have signed on take the space, on the corner of Festival Street and Rockville Pike, next to the upcoming Wegmans in Rockville’s Twinbrook Quarter.