New Riverdale Park Food Hall to Feature Sushi, Korean and Spicy Chicken
The upcoming food hall at the Station at Riverdale Park has named three tenants for its opening this summer.
The upcoming food hall at the Station at Riverdale Park has named three tenants for its opening this summer.
Now named Le Fantome, after the French word for “ghost,” the food hall and ghost kitchen facility will feature 8,500 square feet with a total of nine food vendors.
The Texas-based chain opened over the weekend and is offering complementary waxes through Wednesday on a first-come first-served basis.
Live music is back in force on the Route 1 corridor, with regular shows at hotspots like Maryland Meadworks and the New Deal Cafe.
The town of Riverdale Park will begin developing a grassy lot locally known as the “field of dreams” into a park.
The Washington Post highlighted Riverdale Park as a great place to live, touting its affordability and diversity.
The Station at Riverdale Park is continuing its Curbside Cookout pop-up restaurants through the summer, as it prepares for a new food hall at 4501 Woodberry St., and delivery-only “ghost kitchens.”
With residents anxious about indoor dining and shopping, local businesses and restaurants have made use of their sidewalks and parking lots.
After a series of planned opening dates that got pushed back, the new Hair Cuttery at The Station at Riverdale Park is now officially open as of today, February 8.The new location has an upscale look and feel and is next to Jersey Mike’s sandwich shop on 45th Street across from District Taco.

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