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Waldorf Golden Corral License Suspended Over Roaches, Food Safety Violations
WALDORF, Md. — A customer complaint about roaches led health inspectors to discover an established infestation at Waldorf’s Golden Corral, prompting the Charles County Department of Health to suspend the restaurant’s food service license Tuesday, Oct. 20. The department told The BayNet that inspectors found roaches in...
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Waldorf Golden Corral Back Open After Health Department Closure
WALDORF, Md. — Golden Corral in Waldorf has reopened following a temporary closure that began when health officials suspended its food service license over a roach infestation and other violations. The BayNet contacted Golden Corral for an update, and the restaurant confirmed its location at 2800 Crain Highway in...
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Smokin Willy offers early look at future Leesburg location
Smokin Willy, the Purcellville-based BBQ restaurant, has shared an artist’s rendering of what its future new location in Leesburg will look like. As The Burn has reported, the restaurant is teaming up with its sister establishment – Deli South in Leesburg – to build a new home base off Sycolin Road near the intersection with Battlefield Parkway SE.
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Plans for huge new Latino supermarket moving forward in Leesburg
The plans to turn a former furniture store building in Leesburg into a huge new grocery store appear to be moving forward. We’re talking about a new Megamart Supermarket in the works for 131 Fort Evans Road NE. That’s the current site of the Saloni furniture outlet and was previously the home to Wolf Furniture.
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NoVa’s Last McCormick & Schmick’s — And More Closures
This is a curated list of D.C. area’s newly announced restaurant and bar closures, with new updates published every month. See a closing we missed? Drop us a line. Arlington, Virginia: The last Northern Virginia location of nationwide seafood chain McCormick & Schmick’s closed permanently on Sunday, October 25. Parent company Landry’s Inc., the hospitality conglomerate run by Texas billionaire Tilman Fertitta, plans to relocate employees to sister restaurants like Morton’s The Steakhouse in Crystal City, Chart House in Alexandria, or the McCormick & Schmick’s in National Harbor — the last regional one left. The surf-and-turf power spot shut down its sole D.C. location along K Street NW back in 2024 after 28 years, when its lease was up. Landry’s bought the brand, around since 1974, back in 2011 for $131.6 million. Around a dozen U.S. outposts remain around the country. 2010 Crystal Drive, Arlington, Virginia.
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New Maryland Bakery Drawing Lines and Selling Out Weeks After Opening
A new scratch bakery in Columbia is already drawing lines and selling out of some of its offerings just weeks after opening its first storefront, according to popular Maryland food blogger Nomtastic Kim. Flour Fable Baking Co. soft opened September 12 at 6656 Dobbin Rd, Suite K in Columbia, expanding...
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Hidden In Alexandria’s Old Town, The Majestic Serves Pot Roast Like Grandma Made It
Some meals feel like a phone call from home, and Old Town Alexandria has a spot that cooks exactly that kind of food. Tucked among the brick storefronts of a busy historic street, one restaurant takes the dishes your grandmother made on Sundays and gives them a polished, modern finish.
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Margaret Minnicks
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Song Dog Farm Distillery: A Decade-Long Dream Comes to Life in Boyds
The sprawling 29-acre farmland that makes up Song Dog Farm Distillery in Boyds is nearly a decade in the making by a couple with a dream. Up a gravel driveway off Route 28, the kosher distillery is part tasting room, part production facility and part farm. Song Dog sells bourbon, rye whiskey, vodka, gin, liqueurs and ready-to-pour cocktails.
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Pints, Pies & Premier League: Inside Vienna’s Most British Pub
Northern Virginia isn’t short on places to grab a beer, but very few feel like you’ve ducked off a village high street somewhere in the English countryside. Hawk & Griffin, a British public house on Maple Avenue in Vienna, has spent five years building exactly that feeling, and it has become one of the town’s more distinctive gathering spots.