Kyoto Matcha and BB.Q Chicken Coming to The Block
The Block in Pike & Rose announced today that two new vendors would be opening soon.
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3/22 Update: Additional information is now available here.
Store Front Window at Kusshi Sushi (Pike & Rose) Shattered Early This Morning
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Sports & Social is Coming to Pike & Rose!
It was announced today Sports & Social, a sports restaurant, gaming venue, and social lounge plans to open a new location in Pike & Rose.
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Why All the Construction on Old Georgetown Road? And Why Will an Intersection Be Closed for 5 Months? We Have the Answers!
Per the county website, this project will also improve sidewalks, bikeways, trails, paths, and more. Another goal is to make the area more pedestrian friendly by reducing “superblocks”.
Industrious Brings New Flexible Office Space to North Bethesda
Workplace provider expands in Washington, D.C. suburbs with nearly 43,000 additional square-feet.
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3/4 Update: Exterior is coming along
We interviewed Chef Dimitri Moshovitis about Melina, a new Greek restaurant opening in Pike & Rose this April or May. Chef D, as he’s affectionately called, is one of the founders along with Ted Xenohristos and Ike Grigoropoulos–the same team responsible for Cava, Cava Mezze, and Julii.
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Call Your Mother is Coming to Pike & Rose
We just learned that Call Your Mother, a “Jew-ish” deli best known for their bagel sandwiches, is planning to open a new location in Pike & Rose.
Per a press release by Federal Realty, Bark Social, the first “dog bar” in the Mid-Atlantic region, is coming to Pike & Rose! According to the plans for Bark Social, there will be a professionally monitored off-leash dog park in addition to a space with a craft beer and coffee bar. Bark Social will be open year round, as the space will be indoor/outdoor.
Bark Social plans to open in September and will be located at 935 Prose Street, which is adjacent to Rose Park and next to Julii and Jinya.
The Beach at Pike & Rose has a new addition– a sign stating that there are plans for it to be demolished. This may come as a surprise to many, but the intention was for The Beach to be temporary. It was constructed right before Summer of 2018 and was only supposed to last until Labor Day of that year. Due to popular demand, the beach was kept open much longer.
We are told that even though The Beach is disappearing, something equally fun and entertaining will replace it. We don’t have any official word on its replacement just yet.