The newest addition to the Route 1 corridor’s burger scene also has a secret menu. Habit Burger, which opened at Riverdale Park Station recently, has some popular off-menu items. Two of the more popular options: A “Santa Barbara style” double … Continue reading →

Developers of the proposed Hyattsville Armory Apartments will make their case to the city council on Monday, July 16. The mixed-use development would be located in Hyattsville along Route 1 across the street from Busboys and Poets and next to the … Continue reading →

A plan by a Hyattsville resident to build a mobile winery is just a few thousand dollars short as it approaches a deadline on Saturday, July 14. Nathan Zeender, head brewer at Right Proper Brewing Company in Washington, D.C., and Hyattsville’s … Continue reading →

If you missed “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” at the Riversdale House Museum Wednesday, you still have two more chances to catch it along the Route 1 corridor. The Prince George’s County Shakespeare in the Park program has a performance scheduled … Continue reading →

College Park’s redevelopment continues to draw attention in the D.C. area. As part of this year’s “Best of Washington,” Washingtonian magazine named College Park the “Best College Try” as the region’s best turnaround: Not long ago, Route 1 in College … Continue reading →

An art space in South Hyattsville, Studio SoHy, features a new exhibit which draws a crowd from around the greater D.C. area to see art inspired by coffee and other vices. “Caffeinated,” which opened last weekend and runs through July 21, features … Continue reading →

A Cuban coffee shop is slated to open this fall in the Vie Towers apartment building at University Town Center in Hyattsville. Vie Café is part of a broader $5 million renovation of the building, which was bought by investors from … Continue reading →