Brazilian Bakery has expanded beyond its first store in Aspen Hill by opening a Takoma Park location (7639 New Hampshire Ave).
The new location, which opened yesterday, is offering mainly bread and baked goods for now, but also has various ham and stuffed chicken specialities.
HalfSmoke is Coming to MoCo
Earlier this week the Washington Business Journal reported that HalfSmoke would be opening two new Maryland locations– Baltimore and Rockville.
Manhattan Pizza to Open on Monday, August 31st in Clarksburg
The Regional chain has over 15 restaurants in Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina, but the Clarksburg location (23221 Stringtown Rd.) will be MoCo’s first.
The Big Greek Food Truck is Ready to Make its Debut
Big Greek Cafe has become one of the most popular restaurants in MoCo in recent years, having opened four locations across the county.
Little Beet Table is Closed Until 2021
The restaurant, located in The Collection at Chevy Chase (5471 Wisconsin Ave.), opened last November.
Moorenko’s is Coming to Montgomery Mall.
The ice cream shop will take over the large kiosk location that was previously home to Cookie Dough & Co. near the former Sears location on the lower level.
Over a year ago we reported that Gyuzo Japanese BBQ would be taking over part of the old Mellow Mushroom location in Rockville Town Square.
Today we spoke with the owners and were told to expect an October opening.
The founders of Cava, Cava Mezze, and Julii are bringing their newest concept to Pike & Rose.
Melina, named after Chef Dimitri Moshovitis’ daughter, will open in the 909 Rose office building across from REI.
They offer nearly a dozen different types of pies, including a vegan option.
UPC accepts orders via Instagram @UndergroundPizzaMD and text (443)648-8055. They’ll have delivery drops in MoCo & DC as well as two pick up locations in Baltimore.
Back in May of 2019, we let you know that Ninja Sushi was coming to the Colesville Shopping Center. Bethesda Beat recently reported that the restaurant will open by the end of this month.
The sushi restaurant will take over the old Patches Gift Shop location (13452 New Hampshire Ave), a few stores down from Greek Village.
Park visitors will find “Picnic in the Park” signs that allow them to scan a QR code which directs them to the MoCo Eats website.
Nearby restaurants will populate based on location, users can then contact the restaurant directly by visiting their website or calling to place an order. Designated delivery zones allow visitors to meet the driver. Physical distancing circles will be available at selected parks.