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The decadent details of Max Brenner Chocolate Bar
BY CAROLE SUGARMAN of Bethesda Magazine Apr 15, 2013
With splashy posters plastered earlier this month on the windows and doors of the former Ritz Camera shop on Bethesda Row, it’s no secret that Max Brenner Chocolate Bar is coming to town.
With full-service restaurants in Israel, New York City, Las Vegas, Philadelphia and Boston, Max Brenner’s Bethesda location will be its first sweets-only restaurant in the U.S., similar to the ones it operates in Australia, Singapore and the Philippines.
Jessica Alba visits Bethesda to sign books and attend The Front Row fashion show
May 18, 2013
The Examiner | BY: NICOLE GLASS
Bethesda Lane was jam-packed on May 17, with eager crowds trying to catch a glimpse of Jessica Alba, an award-winning actress and model who just recently published her first book, The Honest Life. The Dark Angel star traveled to Bethesda to sign copies of her book and attend The Front Row—an annual fashion event that showcases the works of local designers.
Icebreaker Announces Inaugural Washington, DC-Area Store
April 22, 2013
New Zealand merino wool apparel company to open the Bethesda, Maryland TouchLab store in Fall 2013
The Top 10 Healthiest Cities for Women
November 19, 2012
Self Magazine
By Sara Austin
We weighed 7,000 bits of data to get our list of 100 cities, and these 10 have the best scores of the bunch. Bethesda names 2nd healthiest city.
First Non-Airport Vino Volo Opens in Bethesda on Friday
November 5, 2012
The Washingtonian Magazine
By Jessica Voelker
Update: Vino Volo has pushed back its opening date to Friday, November 16 according to a restaurant rep. It will be passing out free champagne to customers on opening day.
You know Vino Volo. It’s the wine bar where you chug a goblet of Grüner Veltliner to ward off fears about that flying death bus you’re about to strap yourself into; where absent-minded twentysomethings pick up a last-minute bottle of Christmas Cabernet en route to Mom and Dad’s. (For little sis: a pink neck pillow and an US Weekly from Hudson News.)
Richard Belzer — not a detective but plays one on TV — talks conspiracies in Bethesda
October 15, 2012
The Washington Post
By The Reliable Source
The TV star climbed onto the small stage outside a shoe boutique in downtown Bethesda on Saturday to a smattering of applause from about 50 fans.
“Here we are in Bethesda, Maryland,” Richard Belzer said musingly. “What is Bethesda known for, beyond the hospital? Is that it?”
Belzer, 68, is not a detective; he just plays one on TV, on the long-running “Law & Order: SVU.” But he’s written a book that trades on that image — “Dead Wrong: Straight Facts on the Country’s Most Controversial Cover-Ups” — and now the star is like any old author, hitting the bookstore/interview circuit to try to sell the darn thing. On a morning TV show in NYC this month, the edgy former stand-up comedian shocked hosts with a sodomy joke and a Nazi salute. So of course, we had to come out to the Bethesda Row Arts Festival to hear him hold forth darkly on how the feds killed Marilyn Monroe and Martin Luther King Jr. But who else would turn out?
Woodmont Avenue Closes in September
September 2012
Stonebridge Associates has announced the closure of Woodmont Avenue from Bethesda Avenue to Leland Boulevard will occur as early as September 7th.
Curious about our new fountain?
October 8, 2011
Our new fountain allegorically depicts the water cycle. The design represents the constant cycle of water movement from clouds to precipitation to groundwater flow to lake/ocean storage to evaporation. Each element of the fountain represents a stage of water’s movement through the cycle.
New restaurants keep the good times rolling at Bethesda Row
Monday, October 18, 2010
The Washington Post
By Danielle Douglas
Boisterous laughter and clanking wineglasses nearly drowned out the music at Jaleo on Bethesda Row one recent Saturday night. Nearly every bar stool and dining chair at the Spanish eatery was filled with patrons, sampling tapas and sipping sangria. Outside, couples streamed into Mussel Bar across the street or took a place in line at Yogiberry around the corner.
If anything, the restaurant scene there is as vibrant as ever, with the addition of a crop of new eateries, such as Mussel Bar, Vapiano and American Tap Room. These offerings round out some 15 years of development by Federal Realty Investment Trust that has turned a sleepy suburban main street into a thriving downtown enclave, running at 97 percent occupancy.
Cava to open fast-casual grill in Bethesda
Monday, August 16, 2010
The Washington Post
By Danielle Douglas
Barely a month after announcing a new location in Clarendon, owners of the Greek restaurant Cava have signed on to open their first fast-casual dining location, Cava Grill, along Bethesda Row. The restaurant is leasing 1,943 square feet of space at 4832 Bethesda Ave., according to Dimitri Georgelakos of KLNB Retail, who brokered the deal.
The Beast is Conquered: Ed Wins Restaurant Wars, Kenny Makes a Surprising Exit
August 12, 2010
The Beast is Conquered: Ed Wins Restaurant Wars, Kenny Makes a Surprising Exit
THREE DAYS OF FASHION, FOOD & FABULOSITY SECOND ANNUAL FRONT ROW AT BETHESDA ROW
May 20 - 22
em>Project Runway’s Laura Bennett, High Society Star Tinsley Mortimer and fashionable best-selling author Jill Kargman Headline Exclusive
Three-Day Style Event
BETHESDA, MARYLAND (May 13, 2010)—Bethesda Row today announced the second annual style event, The Front Row, Thursday, May 20 - May 22.
Get Ready for Spring
Dine outdoors at your favorite restaurants.
Summer on the Row
Shop, stroll and savor the summer at Bethesda Row
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