Update: The opening has been pushed back to Thursday, June 4th.
Wonder has officially announced the grand opening date for its first Montgomery County location, with the modern food hall concept set to debut on Thursday, June 4th at 12240 Rockville Pike in North Bethesda/Rockville.
Wushiland Boba is preparing to open its first Maryland location next month at Federal Plaza in Rockville.
A coffee company founded and operated by Montgomery County natives is gaining attention locally by bringing authentic Salvadoran and Guatemalan coffee directly to the community through farmers markets and pop-up events across the county.
Permanent signage is now up for Steeze Burger in Gaithersburg, and the restaurant the Washington Post ranked Steeze Burger as the number 1 burger in the DMV (DC Metro Area) aims to open in the coming weeks.
Chicago-based Giordano’s says it is now planning for an “early summer” opening for its first DMV location in downtown Washington, D.C., according to an update shared with PoPville.
Saints Row Brewing will return in the coming months after employees banded together to purchase the brewery following its previously announced closure.
Crumbl Cookies’ former Germantown location is now being marketed as available for lease following the store’s permanent closure earlier this month.
Jen Hamilton, widely known on Instagram and TikTok as the “Internet’s Favorite Labor Nurse,” recently visited Trattoria Da Lina in Takoma Park and shared the experience in a viral social media post (seen below).
There are plenty of great places to grab a burger in Montgomery County, and today we’re sharing eleven that have stood out over the years (and a bonus burger that’s outside of MoCo). This list includes a variety of burger styles, and as with anything food-related, not every spot will resonate with everyone. The restaurants below are listed alphabetically and the links will take you to videos or photos of the burgers.
Below is a list of businesses that have recently opened or are coming soon to Gaithersburg’s Kentlands: (more…)
The second annual Wheaton-Kensington Restaurant Week will take place May 11 through May 17, 2026, highlighting the culinary diversity of both communities.