The Guatemalan chicken chain's food court stall sat in a space once held by José Andrés' Beefsteak. Three other Montgomery County locations remain open.

Free admission, a Saturday night Dabke dance party, and a kids' petting zoo headline Holy Transfiguration's Labor Day weekend fundraiser in McLean.

The new Vietnamese spot at 619 H St NW serves $39 Wagyu phở where Tony Cheng's once welcomed presidents for nearly 40 years.

Holy Burger is moving into the old De Rhum Spot space at Sherman and Harvard, bringing hand-cut halal beef and vegan options to the corridor.

The fast-casual spinoff from Gaithersburg's beloved Guapo's family has taken over the old California Tortilla space near Quince Orchard High School.

The Baltimore Avenue Little Blue Menu, home of the viral nugget pizza, is going back to a regular Chick-fil-A menu.

The French-inspired cafe chain is moving into the MacArthur Boulevard spot after a canceled apartment project sent the property back to retail tenants.

Steve Salis says he may keep the old clock outside as Bethesda's beloved Woodmont Grill space becomes a Ted's Bulletin flagship.

The Northern Virginia food-truck-turned-chain opens its first DC storefront next to the Georgetown Piano Bar, with hours running past 3 a.m. on weekends.

Ethiopia native Hemen “Amy” Solomon took over the 1992 West African landmark in February, learning jollof rice from scratch.

The chain lands at The Shay on October 14, replacing a Black-owned Southern comfort spot that closed after a 2024 fundraising push.

Exterior signage is up at 3228 Wisconsin Ave NW, but the Belgian beer garden still hasn't set an opening date.

Continental Club opens Thursday in a Beaux-Arts suite once used by President Taft, with parlor-car decor and rail-inspired cocktails.