Chicago-based women’s clothing store Akira is now open in Westfield Montgomery Mall in Bethesda, with a grand opening planned in two weeks. (more…)
Shopping
Below a is a list of restaurants that have recently opened or are coming soon to Olney, MD: (more…)
Eater DC has released its list of ‘Standout Sushi Around DC’ that includes restaurants primarily in DC, one in Northern Virginia, and two in Maryland– both located right here in Montgomery County.
Back in June, MOD Pizza closed its location at 12027 Rockville Pike (Montrose Crossing). The closure came approximately three months after the Kentlands location closed and a few months after the announcement that its Downtown Silver Spring location at 909 Ellsworth Dr Suite B106 would not be reopening after closing in the summer of 2023 due plumbing issues. Now, its replacement at Montrose Crossing has signed on.
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Update: Olney Winery announced a permanent closure on Friday, December 13th.
Olney Winery, located at 52 Olney Sandy Spring Rd. in Ashton, has closed until further notice according to a social media post shared late last week.
Last December we let you know that Nash & Smash, a restaurant that serves Nashville hot chicken sandwiches, fried chicken, smash burgers, and more, is coming soon to MoCo. Construction began this spring and permanent signage went up in the early summer, but there has been much heard about its opening…until now.
In September, we reported that the team behind popular local spots like Melina, Julii, Cava Mezze, and the soon-to-open Bouboulina would be taking over the former Renato’s restaurant space at 10120 River Rd in the Potomac Village Shopping Center. (more…)
Sarah’s Handmade Ice Cream is coming to 2029 P Street, NW, Washington DC. This will be Sarah’s Handmade’s first location outside of Montgomery County.
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Duke’s Grocery, a DC-based, East London-inspired gastropub, will be opening its new Potomac location in the near future, according to commercial real estate company JLL. (more…)
About a decade ago, The Gazette highlighted 15-year-old “Magic Max” Erdrich when he started making waves locally as a budding magician while he was a student Quince Orchard High School. […]
The Washington Post’s Tom Sietsema has been the newspaper’s food critic for nearly 25 years. He recently released his list of “8 Best Indian Restaurants in and Around D.C.” and it included just one Maryland restaurant located right here in Montgomery County.