Ice Cream Worx is now open at 20215 Goshen Rd in Gaithersburg, located in the former New Fashion Nails space in the Goshen Oaks shopping center. (more…)
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Popular Silver Spring dessert café Sweeteria is expanding with a second Montgomery County location at 7525 Old Georgetown Road in Bethesda. The new spot moves into the former home of St. Arnold’s Mussel Bar, Tyber Bierhaus, and Thimian Thai.
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Permanent signage has now been installed for Go Fresh 365, the Chinese and Asian supermarket chain that will replace Safeway at 1800 Rockville Pike in The Galvan at Twinbrook.
A longtime staple of Bethesda’s dining scene has closed its doors. Woodmont Grill, located at 7715 Woodmont Avenue and formerly known as Houston’s, has officially ceased operations, according to a message posted on the restaurant’s website.
A Gaithersburg favorite is getting ready for a new chapter. Taco Bar El Güero, which closed its longtime home inside the Shell station at 10003 B Fields Rd earlier this month, is preparing to open its new restaurant in Downtown Crown this November. The upcoming location, at 200 Ellington Avenue, will take over the space that previously housed BurgerIM and Smashburger (sneak peek available below).
Popular local sushi brand Kusshi Sushi is expanding once again, signing on to take over the former Zane Japanese Eatery space next to Beers and Cheers in Germantown. The space […]
A new high-tech entertainment destination has arrived in Bethesda. Immersa, a cutting-edge virtual reality (VR) experience center, has soft opened at Westfield Montgomery Mall ahead of its grand opening on Friday, October 31.
The Golden Fig Café & Bakery, a new family-owned Mediterranean restaurant, will celebrate its grand opening this Sunday, November 2, at 10411 Motor City Drive in Bethesda.
Moby Dick is offering free lunch sandwiches to federal employees every weekday from 11am-2pm. The local chain has Montgomery County locations in Bethesda, Burtons, Gaithersburg, Germantown, Olney, Potomac, Rockville, and Wheaton. (more…)
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Update: The owner of Gyroland says no final decision has been made yet on the restaurant’s future. We were previously told by an employee that it would close by the end of the year after hearing from several readers that they were told the same. We’ll keep following this story. Original report below:
Gyroland, the popular Greek fast-casual restaurant located at 1701 Rockville Pike in Rockville’s Shops at Congressional Village shopping center, plans to close by this winter, according to a restaurant representative.
Outback Steakhouse has closed its Downtown Silver Spring location just a year and a half after opening, according to Source of the Spring.