As 2023 winds down, we wanted to share with you some of the most-read articles of 2023. This article was originally published on December 12, 2023. (more…)
Restaurants
Last year we let you know that Tacos Don Perez will be taking over the location that was home to K-Town Bistro at 3784 Howard Ave in Kensington for the last 12 years. After a few delays, the restaurant has made progress and hopes to open in early 2024 (food photos below).
Approximately two months after the opening of MoCo’s first Z-Burger in Olney, the restaurant has opened its second Montgomery County location at 4827 Fairmont Ave in Bethesda, the space that was home to BGR from 2008-2022.
In October we let you know that Kusshi Sushi officially signed on to take over the space that was home to popular sushi restaurant Sushi Damo at 36G Maryland Ave in Rockville Town Square. Sushi Damo, one of the first tenants of Rockville Town Square, closed permanently on October 1st.
Earlier this month we let you know of Sushi Legend’s decision to close permanently. The restaurant has single closed, with its last day on December 24th. Though it was only […]
Life shouldn’t be about views, likes, and shares, but this article will be as we take a look back at the upcoming restaurants scheduled to open in Montgomery County in 2024 that have created the most buzz on our website and associated social media accounts (listed alphabetically):
Montgomery County’s only Baja Fresh restaurant, located at 302 King Farm Blvd. Unit 150, has been open for business since 2000. The owner tells us he has just signed a new lease to remain in King Farm, and will put over $150,000 into renovations starting this January.
Craft Beer & Wine is opening soon at 4459 Willard Ave. in Chevy Chase. The location is close to the Friendship Heights Metro station and a few blocks from Maryland’s border with DC.
Earlier this month Eater DC released its list of “Essential Chinese Restaurants Around DC” and several Montgomery County restaurants made the list, including one that hasn’t opened yet (kind of). Don’t worry, we’ll explain.