Taste opened its first Montgomery County location at 7276 Wisconsin Ave in Bethesda back in March 2021. Now, the bakery has signed on to open a second Montgomery County location just a couple miles away at the Bethesda’s new Westbard Square shopping center, according to BizJournals.
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Yelp has released its list of “Top 100 Romantic Restaurants for 2024” and one local restaurant has been included- Rockville’s very own Gyuzo BBQ, which is ranked 67th on the nationwide list.
Bar Rescue stars Jon Taffer, a long-time food and beverage industry consultant specializing in nightclubs, bars and pubs. Taffer offers his professional expertise, renovations and equipment to desperately failing bars in an effort to save them from closing. (more…)
Rooted3, a restaurant and market that refers to itself as the only restaurant in the DMV to provide a fully plant based and top 9 allergen-free menu, is now open at 4916 Cordell Ave. in Bethesda.
Back in May we let you know that the owner of popular dim sum restaurants China Garden (Rockville) and Han Palace (Tysons, Woodley Park, Barracks Row), Chris Zhu, announced that she is bringing a new restaurant to Rio– taking over the space that was previously home to Union Jack’s until June 2020.
Kajiken, a restaurant that offers “soupless ramen,” will be opening soon at The Shops at Congressional Village shopping center on Rockville Pike in Rockville.
“Savor Bethesda” Restaurant Week takes place from Friday, February 16 – February 25, 2024. Check back soon to see additional participating restaurants. Deals are for $10, $20 and $35. Restaurants with * after their names will also accept takeout orders.
Dog Haus Biergarten will open a new location at 1837 M St NW, DC on Monday, February 19th. This will be local Dog Haus franchisees Faizan and Adila Khan’s first location outside of Montgomery County.
Last month we let you know that Peterson Companies, which owns Rio Lakefront, submitted an application that proposes to add a floating pier for Guapo’s restaurant. The Gaithersburg Planning Commission approved the plan at last night’s meeting.