The restaurant chain has seen a fairly rapid expansion since opening their first location just 11 years ago.
They currently have almost 100 stores nationwide and the new Pike & Rose location will be the third in Montgomery County (Bethesda and Silver Spring locations).
There have been rumblings that it will be closing permanently, but an employee from their Gaithersburg location told me “it should be open again in a couple weeks.”
The Bethesda location is just one of two left in Montgomery County, along with the Gaithersburg location in Downtown Crown.
The 1,800 foot restaurant is located at 706 Center Point Way, next to Starbucks. It was formerly home to another sushi restaurant, Hakuba.
Honey Pig recently opened a new Rockville location (12015-G Rockville Pike at Montrose Crossing), but that location will not be changing.
The switch to Honey One will offer Up-County residents an all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ option much closer than Rockville.
A preliminary plan has been approved and Checkers is now awaiting final approval for a restaurant that will be specifically designed for the property (previously a bank).
This location would have a drive-thru and many of the design features found at a typical Checkers restaurant, but will also provide outdoor seating and amenities that would make it a destination dining location.
The celebration continues Saturday when BoBaPop will offer a free thermos with the purchase of any two drinks, and on Sunday when they offer a free logo coaster with the purchase of any two drinks.
The Vietnamese based company has over 140 stores worldwide, but the Kentlands location will be their first in the United States.
Federal Realty announced today that Fogo de Chão (fogo-dee-shown), the internationally renowned Brazilian steakhouse, or churrascaria, is coming to Pike & Rose. Fogo de Chão will be located at 11600 […]
This will be Shake Shack’s first Montgomery County location.
This week will be the first time we are going mobile as we head to Cava Mezze in Olney where we’ll be joined by Cava founder and executive chef, Dimitri “Chef D” Moshovitis.
We’ll be recording our 9th episode at the restaurant on Monday, 9/3/18 at approximately 3pm-4pm and we’d love for you to stop by and join us.
Nestle Toll House Cafe is Expected to open soon at 11 Arch Place in the Colonnade complex in the Kentlands. The cafe will serve coffee, cookies, “savories,” ice cream, and more. It will join the Westfield Wheaton location to make it the second Nestle Toll House Cafe In MoCo.
Husband and wife team, Florian and Shannon Radke, opened their first bakery in Berkeley, California in 2010. Four years later, the couple appeared on Shark Tank, where they initially accepted a $200,000 investment for 20% of their company (the deal later fell through due to differences in how investor Robert Herjavec and the Radke’s saw the company moving forward).
The bakery will be located at 321 Ellington Drive In Downtown Crown. The location used to be home to the “Downtown Crown RPAI US Management Office.” They expect to open in early 2019.