Purée Juice Bar is continuing its Montgomery County expansion, with a new location now moving forward at Cabin John Village in Potomac.
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Mayflower has closed its doors at 7925 Norfolk Avenue after more than two decades serving the Bethesda community.
Below is an updated look at the latest retail and dining changes at Westfield Montgomery Mall in Bethesda, including new restaurants, specialty shops, and brand relocations.
Eater DC released its latest list of the “Best Steakhouses Around D.C.,” with a focus on original and smaller-scale steakhouses that have been open for roughly six months or more. While there are plenty of places to grab a steak in Maryland, only two Maryland restaurants made the list, and both are in Montgomery County.
Qamaria Yemeni Coffee Co. is nearing the opening of its first Maryland store and planning to continue its rapid expansion with its sights on Montgomery County as part of its next growth phase.
Six Ways to Sunday, a new Sino-Siamese gastropub offering Cantonese-Thai fusion, is now open at 8003 Norfolk Avenue in Bethesda.
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Ekiben’s highly anticipated debut in Frederick drew a line down the block on opening day, signaling strong demand for the Baltimore-based favorite as it expands beyond its home market for the first time. The restaurant was previously ranked as having the 4th best fried chicken in all of the United States and Canada by Yelp.
Bobapop is expanding once again in Montgomery County, with a new location planned for Aspen Hill Shopping Center.
Washington Business Journal reports that Duke’s Grocery is expanding with a new concept, “Duke’s Burgers,” set to open at 1621 Crystal Drive in Arlington. The upcoming spot will operate as a compact, 300SF kiosk inside JBG Smith’s open-air Water Park food hall, with a target opening in late spring/early summer.
A new chapter is coming to one of downtown Bethesda’s longtime restaurant spaces.
KaFean Koffee is making a quick comeback in Montgomery County, just a couple months after closing its previous location.