After years of jokes and skepticism surrounding its long-running “going out of business” sale, Mattress and More Liquidators in Burtonsville is setting the record straight.
After years of jokes and skepticism surrounding its long-running “going out of business” sale, Mattress and More Liquidators in Burtonsville is setting the record straight.
It has been another busy year at Downtown Crown in Gaithersburg. Since last summer, the development has welcomed several new businesses, seen a handful of longtime tenants move or close, and continues to add new restaurants and retailers that are expected to open in the coming months.
New spray-painted signs on the Mattress and More Liquidators building in Burtonsville now state that the store’s last day will be October 4, with the same date also displayed on the former elevated 7-Eleven sign at the property.
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.
Kitchen Social is nearing the finish line on its first Maryland location, with the Ohio-based restaurant now targeting a late August opening at Downtown Crown in Gaithersburg.
Persiano Gallery is returning to Downtown Crown, taking over the space it previously occupied at 201 Ellington Blvd. after the recent closure of The Container Store.
PacSun is returning to Westfield Montgomery Mall in Bethesda, bringing the California-based apparel retailer back to the mall after closing its previous location in 2023. (more…)
Spirit Halloween is returning to Congressional Plaza in Rockville this Halloween season. (more…)
Kareem’s Lebanese Kitchen is hiring as it prepares to open its first Washington metropolitan area location at 212 Boardwalk Place in Rio. While an exact opening date has not yet been announced, the restaurant is targeting an August debut. Exterior and interior construction both appear to be nearing completion.
The proposed redevelopment of Rio-Washingtonian Center will undergo additional revisions and a new round of public review after the Gaithersburg Mayor and City Council voted Monday to reopen the record indefinitely.
The Container Store in Gaithersburg has officially closed permanently. The store, located at 201 Ellington Boulevard, welcomed its final customers earlier this month. It is now listed as permanently closed on The Container Store website.