Dolcezza, which operates a Montgomery County location at Bethesda Row, has been named “Best Ice Cream/Gelato” in Washington City Paper’s Best of D.C. awards.
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Restaurants
Patrick “Pat” Morrogh, a former owner and operator of the popular Quarterdeck Restaurant in Arlington, VA, has died, the restaurant announced.
ZiZa Kabob will officially expand into Montgomery County next month, opening in the first half of September at 1675 Chapman Ave. in Rockville’s Twinbrook Quarter development, co-owner Fahim Rafiq told The MoCoShow. ZiZa Kabob’s name combines the names of the owners’ children, Zidane and Zayn. A first look inside the restaurant is available below.
Coming Soon signage is now up for Maryland’s first Just Salad location at Towne Plaza in Rockville, just a couple weeks after we let you know it was coming.
MoCo Spurs, Montgomery County’s official Tottenham Hotspur supporters club, has moved its home watch party location from Saints Row Brewing in Gaithersburg, which closed earlier this years with plans to reopen, to Silver Branch Brewing Rockville Beerworks.
SOKO Butcher has been named “Best Butcher Shop” in Washington City Paper’s Best of D.C. awards that includes butcher shops in D.C., Maryland, and Northern Virginia (DC Metro area).
Permanent signage is now up at Crust & Crumb, a new bakery and cafe taking over the former Roy Rogers location at 718 Rockville Pike in Rockville.
The family-owned Japanese restaurant from Montgomery County residents and husband-and-wife team Raymond and Amy Yu held its grand opening last week at 4914 Hampden Lane in downtown Bethesda, taking over the space formerly home to Tako Grill (preview video below).
Two Maryland restaurants have been included in Tasting Table’s list of the “14 Best Seafood Spots Guy Fieri Visited on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.”
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Update: Grand Opening Has Been Pushed to 9/26
Teas’n You Fusion Tea House has confirmed that its first Maryland location will celebrate its grand opening on Saturday, September 12, at 838 Rockville Pike in Rockville.
Duke’s Grocery has once again been named the winner of the Best Burger category in the Washington City Paper’s annual Best of D.C. competition, which included restaurants throughout Washington, D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia.