A fast-casual Greek restaurant and market with roots in Fairfax Station is reportedly set to open inside Reston's sprawling RTC Next expansion, bringing gyros, souvlaki and avgolemono soup to the fast-growing development near the Reston Town Center Metro station. Go GRK Greek Eatery & Market is slated to occupy roughly 1,300 square feet of space at RTC Next, though an opening date has not been announced.
The news was first reported by The Burn, which covers Fairfax County development and restaurant news. RTC Next itself is an expansion of the broader Reston Town Center development, being built near the intersection of Town Center Parkway and Sunset Hills Road in Reston, Virginia.
A Family Restaurant Legacy Goes Fast-Casual
Go GRK describes itself on its website as a modern fast-casual restaurant serving fresh Greek flavors, and it comes from the same family behind two long-running Northern Virginia institutions: Spartans Family Restaurant, located in Burke and founded in 1995, and Olympians Family Restaurant, located in Alexandria and founded in 2003, according to gogrk.com. Go GRK already has an existing location in the Fairfax Station community, per the brand's own website, at 9013 Silverbrook Road.
The menu at that existing spot includes gyros, pork souvlaki, avgolemono soup, spanakopita and Greek salad, according to the brand's website. Northern Virginia Magazine's rundown of new-area restaurants also notes the Fairfax Station location serves pitas, Greek bowls and tiropita, alongside a market stocked with Greek specialties and desserts including baklava ice cream and sour-cherry ice cream.
What's Already Open — and What's Coming — at RTC Next
RTC Next already counts a number of tenants among its current roster, including Toastique, Clarity, Paris Baguette, Molly's Dog Care, the AC Hotel and a Residence Inn. The development's completed first stage also includes two office buildings and the Skymark apartments, according to FFXnow.
Beyond Go GRK, other future tenants reportedly joining RTC Next include Grazie Nonna, Yunnan by Potomac and Doghead Fish Alehouse. Grazie Nonna has been confirmed for the expansion and was expected to open there in spring 2026, according to a BXP representative cited by a report from pcrehomes.com. That same report notes Noku Sushi has signed for ground-level retail at 1800 Reston Row Plaza, and Ebbitt House — described as the first expansion tied to Old Ebbitt Grill — was announced for 1860 Reston Row Plaza nearby.
A 22-Acre Bet on Reston's Future
The scale of RTC Next goes well beyond restaurant signings. The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors approved the latest 22-acre version of the project on a 9-0 vote, according to The Reston Letter. The parcel is bounded by Reston Parkway, Sunset Hills Road, Town Center Parkway and the Washington & Old Dominion Regional Trail, per FFXnow's reporting.
FFXnow reports the project's second and final phase is planned to include approximately 1,402 residential units, about 930,000 square feet of office space and nearly 86,900 square feet of retail space, while The Reston Letter describes the retail component as roughly 86,000 square feet alongside up to 930,000 square feet of office space and an estimated 1,400 residential units. The plan also calls for publicly accessible park spaces, including a Central Park running between Visionary Way and Navigator Way, and a proposed 60,000-square-foot community arts center relocated to land facing community space along Visionary Way, per the two outlets' respective accounts.
Taken together, the development echoes the pedestrian-focused, Metro-oriented model already seen nearby at Reston Station and Reston Row, where restaurants, offices and residences cluster around ground-floor retail, as described in the pcrehomes.com report. If Go GRK's reported move materializes, it would add a family-rooted Greek concept to a dining lineup that's quickly filling out around one of Reston's biggest building booms.
