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Located 3809 Rhode Island Ave. inside the miXt Food Hall, Flames & Cones uses a a 72-hour natural bulk fermentation process with whole wheat flour. Continue reading
- Posted in Brentwood
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Readers of the Hyattsville Wire continued to be interested with local restaurants and development on the Route 1 corridor. Continue reading
The popular New York-based burger chain will open its newest location in the new Union on Knox student apartment building in College Park. Continue reading
- Posted in College Park
- Tagged restaurants, Shake Shack, Union on Knox
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Roxa Bowl will feature bowls, smoothies and toast made with fresh fruits and berries. Continue reading
- Posted in College Park, Riverdale Park
- Tagged Playa Bowls, restaurants, Roxa Bowl, The Station at Riverdale Park
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Hyattsville’s Shortcake Bakery is closing doors Thursday evening after 13 years in business. Continue reading
- Posted in Hyattsville
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The Maryland sports bar chain will open any day now at the College Park Shopping Center. Continue reading
- Posted in College Park
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A well-organized group of Route 1 residents is trying to stop a McDonald’s from being built near Hyattsville. Continue reading
- Posted in Hyattsville
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