Arby’s closed its last Montgomery County location at 11710 Rockville Pike in North Bethesda back in May of 2021. Now, Robert Dyer reports that McDonald’s will be its replacement.
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If you’ve been to Quincy’s South in North Bethesda/Rockville during its run or Quincy’s in the last year, you’ve likely encountered Drew Gardner’s smiling face, joyful personality, and effective service. Last year Drew was nominated for “Bartender of the Year” aat Quincy’s South and this year he has been nominated for “Manager of The Year” at Quincy’s Potomac.
Each year, the Restaurant Association of Maryland (RAM) presents annual awards for various “front of house” and “back of house” positions. This year, Chef Gregory Webb of Laperaux Bistro in […]
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7-Eleven will close its Montgomery Mall location permanently on Thursday, February 1st, according to two employees we spoke with today.
Blueridge Restaurant Group has announced its plans to rename all of its Stanford-branded restaurants to “Glenwood’s” over the next few months.
Tom Sietsema has been The Washington Post’s food critic since 2000. He recently released his six favorite places to eat in the DC area for January and one Montgomery County restaurant was included in the list.
Boca Botanas, a restaurant that serves an authentic mix of Latin American cuisine served in a Spanish Tapas style, will close on Saturday, February 3rd.
Tokyo Sushi Asian Bistro, located at 18301 Leaman Farm Rd in the Kingsview Village shopping center, has closed after at least 10 years at the location.
Located in the Westview Promenade shopping center, X-Golf Frederick spans 13,414 square feet, making it the largest X-Golf facility in the country (preview photos below)
Red Chillies, a popular restaurant serving “fine Indian cuisine” located at 1341 University Blvd E at Hampshire Place in Takoma Park (Takoma/Langley Crossroads) has closed the location permanently.