Fans of celebrity chef Bryan Voltaggio will have to wait a little longer to dine at Range, his Chevy Chase restaurant in the works, Bethesda Magazine reported.

The restaurant was originally scheduled to open in mid-September, but that date has been pushed back to mid-November, Voltaggio’s publicist Melissa McCart told Bethesda Magazine.

Bethesda Magazine's Carole Sugarman hinted that construction delays may be the reason. But, "[come] the pre-Thanksgiving holiday season, however, all the shops will launch simultaneously with a series of opening events," McCart told Bethesda Magazine.

Range will have nearly 275 seats, and will cost $10 million to prepare. It will include an open kitchen, a wine store, coffee and raw bars, a bakery and giant rotisserie ovens, Bethesda Magazine reported last spring.

The Chevy Chase Pavilion is currently undergoing a $32-million renovation, according to a statement from Clarion Partners, LLC, owner of the building, which is located in Washington, DC, on the Maryland-DC border, at the corner of Wisconsin and Western avenues and Military Road NW.

Other new businesses to open in the Chevy Chase Pavilion include H&M and The Civil Lounge, a cigar lounge that will serve small plates provided by Range, according to a press release from Clarion Partners.