Nando’s Peri Peri has let us know that the last day of business for its Bethesda location (4839 Bethesda Ave) will be this Saturday, December 18th. Federal Realty recently announced that Madewell will be moving in to the location in 2022.
Nando’s is a South African fast-casual chain that specializes in flame-grilled peri-peri style chicken. The restaurant was founded in Johannesburg in 1987, and now operates over 1,200 outlets in 30 countries.
Honey Pig Korean BBQ at 19727 Frederick Rd #1337 in Germantown has closed permanently. The Rockville location will remain open.
Signage on the front door reads, “Honey Pig in Germantown will be permanently closing on Monday, November 29th, 2021. Please join us at our Rockville location (12015-G Rockville Pike) Thank you for your loyalty.”
Update: As of Monday, December 6, this location has closed.
CVS at 12209 Veirs Mill Rd, located in the same shopping center as Korean Korner and Unique Thrift, is closing. A sign on the front door lets customers know that prescriptions sent to this pharmacy will now be filled at the CVS at 11190 Viers Mill Road in Wheaton.
MORFIT GYM at 12171 Darnestown Rd in Gaithersburg sent a letter to its members today letting them know that the gym will be closing permanently on November 31 (sic).
MORFIT will be open with reduced hours (5am-8pm) until the end of the month.
TTT (Tacos, Tortas, and Tequila) at 8407 Ramsey Ave in Silver Spring will be closing on November 29, according to a report by Washingtonian Magazine.
The location was previously split between TTT and Mexican sit-down restaurant Buena Vida, which were both owned by the same hospitality group (Street Guys Hospitality). Buena Vida closed in August, 2020 and TTT took over the remaining portion as a way of offering more delivery and carryout options, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ruth’s Chris Steak House at 7315 Wisconsin Ave in Bethesda is scheduled to permanently close on December 24, according to Dan Schere at Bethesda Beat.
The decision to close was made after the restaurant determined the sales volume did not justify the expense of a needed remodel, according to the report.
CB Açaí at 18062 Georgia Avenue has announced they have closed their Olney storefront. They will continue to operate their catering business and food truck.
According to the owner, “CB Açaí still plans on being a major presence in the community along with the great people and partnerships we have formed. Our truck is booked for the month of November, please check out the website to where will be and what’s on the menu! Once again thank you so much for all of the support!”
Seibel’s in Burtonsville, which has been serving the community for over 82 years, has announced that it will be closing its doors on Sunday, November 28th.
The announcement was made in a letter to customers by the family who has owned and operated the restaurant since the 60s.
Vie De France in Rockville Town Square will close permanently on October 23, according to a representative we spoke to on the phone this morning.
The French bakery chain, owned by Yamazaki Baking of Chiyoda, Japan with its US division headquartered in Tyson’s Corner, has put up a sign in front of the Rockville Town Square location announcing they will be “moving operations to their other locations in White Flint and Potomac.”
Curry Place at 385 Muddy Branch Rd in Gaithersburg has permanently closed. Grocery store India Bazaar, which is located next door at 383 Muddy Branch Rd, will be expanding into the space formerly occupied by the restaurant.
The Curry Place locations at 12951 Wisteria Dr in Germantown and 11229 New Hampshire Ave in White Oak are still open. The restaurant said they don’t have plans at this time to open another location in Gaithersburg.
China Gourmet Bistro at Cabin John Village (7945 Tuckerman Ln) has closed.
This is a part of the redevelopment of the shopping center that involves creating a new corridor in the middle of the center where the restaurant was located.