Courtesy of Federal Realty and Pike & Rose:
Chef and owner Caroline Yi grew up in MoCo, attended Wootton High School and the University of Maryland at College Park.
This season she has been selling her goods at the Pike & Rose Farm Market, where she has a very loyal following. Yi chose Pike & Rose for her brick and mortar bakery and café because she sees it as the perfect location.
JINYA specializes in ramen. Ramen is widely considered a Japanese dish, but there’s much debate over whether the noodles were first made in Japan or China. Many say the dishes as invented in China but made popular/trendy in Japan.
Though many credit New York’s Momofuku with making the dish popular in the U.S., the ramen “boom” came about in California when more than 200 spots opened in the area in 2012 alone.
Press release below:
North Bethesda, MD, July 23, 2017 – Federal Realty Investment Trust (NYSE: FRT), a national leader in the retail real estate industry, announced today that BurgerFi will open at Pike & Rose. One of the nation’s fastest-growing gourmet burger chains, BurgerFi will be located in the neighborhood at 11881 Grand Park Avenue next to Blue Mercury and will open this winter.
Established in 2011 and a 2018 Fast Casual Top 100 movers and shakers, BurgerFi features all-natural hamburgers, Vienna beef dogs, veggie and vegan burgers and shakes and custard. The 100% natural Angus beef patties have no steroids, antibiotics or growth hormones.
Burger Fi offers fresh hand-cut crunchy French fries and double-battered crispy onion rings to be enjoyed with a favorite craft beer, wine, natural sugar cane sodas or frozen custards and shakes. The restaurants also feature an eco-friendly, modern design.
To celebrate the end of the school year, teachers will get a complimentary Buy One, Get One ticket that’s valid for a drink at The Beach in Pike & Rose […]
Since opening in May, the lines at The Baked Bear in Pike & Rose have consistently wrapped around the corner.
The specialty dessert spot has earned rave reviews and has been a huge hit in the short time it has been open.
This summer MoCo residents have a new weekend happy hour hangout where they can dip their toes in the sand, enjoy an Orange Crush Cocktail (it is the beach cocktail) and relax at The Beach at Pike & Rose. They don’t need to drive 3+ hours to the Maryland or Delaware shore for this fun beach destination – it’s in their backyards.
Open daily, The Beach is a place to meet for lunch, play games and relax. On weekends it will feature the Beach Bar, hosted by Ridgewells Catering and offer beach inspired cocktails, beer and wine, as well as light snacks.
Baked Bear (www.thebakedbear.com) — with customizable ice cream sandwiches – officially opens at Pike & Rose on Saturday, May 19 at 1 pm at 929 Rose Avenue. Here’s what’s in […]
Per the press release:
JINYA Ramen Bar, a key player in sparking the Ramen Revolution in Los Angeles, currently has multiple locations across the United States, as well as throughout Canada. This will be the restaurant’s third location in the D.C. Metropolitan area.
He will have 4 LIVE shows this coming weekend at the Pike & Rose iPic (March 23rd and March 24th).
Here’s more info from the official press release:
About Commonwealth Indian:
Commonwealth Indian, opening in the former space of La Madeleine on Old Georgetown Road, will feature Indian specialties, including Khansama ke Tari Wala Murgh—a curry chicken and Angrezi–butter chicken It will have a full bar with Indian beers and wines, and specialty Indian cocktails. A champagne brunch will be served on both Saturday and Sunday.“We selected Pike & Rose for Commonwealth because the neighborhood that has a high volume of weekday and weekend foot traffic and is filled with families and professionals,” shared the Ownership team.
According to the press release, The Pike’s Peek 10K is one of the largest 10K road races in the region and was named by RunWashington Magazine in 2017 as the region’s Best 10K Race. In its 22nd year, the race is widely known as a PR (personal record)-friendly course for runners. With its gentle net downhill profile, this point to point course starts near the Shady Grove Metro station and winds its way down Montgomery County’s busiest retail corridor and finishes at Pike & Rose with convenient access to dining, retail and transit.