Mount Rainier’s Era Wine Bar Nominated for Prestigious Rammy Award
The Mount Rainier wine bar is one of five finalists for “wine program of the year” at the 2024 Rammy Awards from the Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington in July.
The Mount Rainier wine bar is one of five finalists for “wine program of the year” at the 2024 Rammy Awards from the Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington in July.
Prince George’s County has dramatically eased rules that hampered food trucks from operating along the Route 1 corridor.
NPR announced recently that it has hired Hyattsville native Adrian Ma to co-host a podcast called “The Indicator from Planet Money,” which aims to decode the economy.
Several restaurants on the Route 1 corridor, including 2Fifty Texas BBQ and Little Miner Taco, were highlighted at the 40th annual Rammy Awards Sunday.
Four Route 1 eateries are finalists for a Rammy award, the latest sign of the area’s thriving restaurant scene.
In his articles and reviews, award-winning Washington Post food critic Tim Carman has kept Route 1’s growing restaurant scene in the news.
Little Miner Taco has moved out of miXt Food Hall in Brentwood and into the old Las Margaritas location across the street.
Condominiums in a new building on Route 1 in Woodridge, D.C., just over the Mount Rainier border, are listed for as much as half a million dollars.
In a roundup of the favorite casual spots he visited last year, reviewer Tim Carman highlights Brentwood’s Little Miner Taco and Hyattsville’s Cocineros.

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