UPDATE: The White Flint Lord & Taylor was included in the list of Lord & Taylor stores Forbes released of locations that will be closing in the coming months.
Reuters reports that Lord & Taylor “plans to liquidate inventory in its 38 department stores once restrictions to curb the spread of coronavirus are lifted as it braces for a bankruptcy process from which it does not expect to emerge.”
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Watershed Cafe, the Ag reserve’s only farm to table restaurant, has closed permanently.
The Poolesville restaurant opened in 2017 and focused on partnerships with local farmers.
The original Urban Bar-B-Que, located on Chapman Avenue in Rockville, has closed permanently.
In a statement released on Facebook, the restaurant announced that Sunday, March 29th will be the last day of service.
Manhattan Pizza will be taking over the Pizza 500 location in Clarksburg (23222 Stringtown Rd.).
Manhattan Pizza is a local chain with a dozen locations in the DMV (mainly Virginia with two locations in Frederick County).
MoCo’s last remaining Ruby Tuesday has closed permanently.
This probably won’t come as a surprise to anyone, but we just received word that MoCo’s last remaining Ruby Tuesday has closed permanently.
Mynd Spa, formerly known as the Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa, has informed all employees that they are laid off and is closing all 25+ locations across the country.
The company has released the following statement, “It is with sadness and disappointment that Mynd Spa and Salon has permanently closed.”
Montgomery Mall and Wheaton Mall have closed temporarily.
Westfield, who owns and operates both malls, released the following statement:
Simon Property Group, who owns and operates Clarksburg Premium Outlets, announced they will be closing until March 29th.
“After extensive discussions with federal, state and local officials and in recognition of the need to address the spread of COVID-19, Simon will close all of its retail properties, including Malls, Premium Outlets and Mills in the U.S. This measure will take effect from 7pm local time today and will end on March 29.”