Permanent signage is now up for Playa Bowls’ upcoming Potomac Village location, another sign that the açai and smoothie bowl chain is moving closer to opening.
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Just days after Starbucks permanently closed its Pike & Rose location, the coffeehouse’s exterior signage has already been removed and the windows have been papered over.
Three Montgomery County natives who helped build CAVA from its local beginnings are celebrating a major milestone, as the Mediterranean fast-casual chain has officially reached 500 restaurants nationwide.
Shake Shack has delayed the opening of its new Downtown Bethesda restaurant by two days, with the location now scheduled to open Friday, October 2, at 10 a.m. (more…)
Popular food blogger Nomtastic Kim recently highlighted a Baltimore bakery she says is serving “the popular cheesecake EVERYONE in Maryland needs to try.” A video preview is available below.
The Hive Soda Bar officially opened its doors Monday, September 28 at 19900 Fisher Ave. in Poolesville, bringing dirty sodas, specialty drinks and customizable beverages to the area. A first-look video is available below.
Signage has now been installed for Shotted, the Northern Virginia-based Saudi-inspired coffee shop preparing to open at Westfield Montgomery Mall in Bethesda. (more…)
Australia-based Leon’s Smashburgers is returning to the U.S. for another Montgomery County collaboration with Steeze Burger, which opened its first brick and mortar restaurant earlier this year. Steeze Burger has previously been named the best burger in the DMV by the Washington Post.
Prato has taken another significant step toward opening its first Maryland restaurant in Bethesda, with a $1.37 million permit recently issued for the buildout of its upcoming Bethesda Row location, according to Maryland Newsletters.
OpenTable has released its latest Diners’ Choice list highlighting the “Best Overall” restaurants in its Maryland – DC Suburbs region, with several Montgomery County restaurants making the September list.
Sweethaus Treats, the family-friendly dessert shop at The Village at Worman’s Mill in Frederick, has announced that it is closing.