Below is an updated look at the latest retail and dining changes at Westfield Montgomery Mall in Bethesda, including new restaurants, specialty shops, and brand relocations.
Restaurant
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T Pot Hot Pot & Korean BBQ has announced it will officially open its new Gaithersburg location on Tuesday, Aug. 4, bringing an all-you-can-eat hot pot and Korean barbecue experience to Montgomery Village Crossing. (more…)
Canadian coffeehouse chain Tim Hortons has opened its first Maryland location at 6400 Ridge Road in Eldersburg (Carrol County). (more…)
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Wonder has announced grand opening plans for its new Gaithersburg location on Thursday, Aug. 13. (more…)
Mezeh Mediterranean Grill has permanently closed its Downtown Crown location at 262 Crown Park Ave. in Gaithersburg.
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Seven students from Montgomery County have been named recipients of the 2026 Dunkin’ DMV Regional Scholarship Program, earning $2,500 scholarships to support their undergraduate education. (more…)
Call Your Mother Deli is officially returning to Bethesda on Monday, August 3, when the popular D.C.-based “Jew-ish” deli opens its new permanent location at 4828 St. Elmo Ave.
The new restaurant occupies the former Hardwood Artisans space in downtown Bethesda, which was also previously home to Design Within Reach and Johnny Rockets. It marks the brand’s return to Bethesda after relocating its popular “Lil’ Deli” pink trolley from Old Georgetown Road to Riverdale Park last year following a five-year run.
The owners of Lime & Cilantro are preparing to open a new restaurant in downtown Silver Spring. Their latest concept, Moco Crust, is coming to 1907 Seminary Road, taking over the former Meleket space. (more…)
An unusual new destination for coffee lovers has arrived in Montgomery County, as Cafecito is now open inside the new Whip Clean Car Wash at the Festival at Muddy Branch shopping center in Gaithersburg.
Potbelly has permanently closed its restaurant at 544 N. Frederick Ave. in the Gaithersburg Square shopping center (h/t Pike.and.Rozay on Instagram.
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The Taco Bell at 1100 Rockville Pike in Rockville will temporarily close beginning Monday, July 28, for a complete teardown and rebuild of the restaurant.