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Sunday, November 11, 2012

Chop't Salad Aims To Open In Wildwood Next Week

Online buzz grows ahead of the opening of the much-anticipated Bethesda location.

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Chop't Salad Aims To Open In Wildwood Next Week

Online buzz grows ahead of the opening of the much-anticipated Bethesda location.

Hungry for a salad? Come next week, you may have a new place to treat your tastebuds. Chop't Creative Salad Company is planning a new location in Bethesda's Wildwood shopping center, and the chain announced via Twitter that it could be open by late next week. In response to a question about the opening date from Bethesda tweep @Bee_Bops, Chop't had this to say: @Bee_Bops Barring any construction delays, we're hoping for late next week. Stay tuned for updates (and opening event details)! The news created quite the buzz in the Bethesda Twitterverse. "@Chopt that's awesome, our office is so excited!!! Thank you!!" @Bee_Bops tweeted in response. Bethesda tweep and Patch blogger David Heyman also cheered the announcement: "@Chopt Thank goodness…

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Business Spotlight

Chop't Coming To Wildwood Shopping Center

Will the salad chain fare better than the short-lived Mixt Greens?

There will soon be a new, healthy option for folks looking for lunch in the Wildwood Shopping Center. Chop't, the popular salad chain, has leased the space at 10307 Old Georgetown Road in the shopping plaza. The deal was finalized Monday, said Ralph Ours, a leasing agent for Federal Realty, which manages Wildwood. Following the closure of the short-lived Mixt Greens, Wildwood has been without an eatery that specializes in salads. The chain has locations in New York and Washington, DC, according to its website. Customers can choose or customize salads or "salad sandwiches," salads wrapped in flat bread. Options include twists on classic cobb, greek and ceasar salads along with a few more unique offerings, like the "Grilled Asian" and "Palm …

Ricky W Kracker a.k.a. Diggy Swagga

9:45 pm on Wednesday, August 29, 2012

What I'd like to understand (and was inexplicably omitted from the article) is why Chop't should have a different outcome from Mixt when they are both, as far the article says, the same type of restaurant. Also bear in mind that, in the same strip, is Balducci's which has a salad bar and eating area. While I can accept that Balducci's salads may not have the sophistication of a specialty …   more ›

Saturday, November 5, 2011

Bethesda's Best Bites

Sandwich Island

Jetties puts down anchor in Bethesda.

On an unusually warm fall day, Veteran's Park in Woodmont Triangle was alive with people eating lunch and soaking up the weak November sunshine. I was pleased to run into my old friend, Kal Stein, while ordering a sandwich at the newest addition to the neighborhood, Jetties. “Woodmont Triangle is experiencing a renaissance,” Stein told me when we spotted an open table in the park. Stein is the president of Earth Share, a workplace fund aising organization for environmental groups. Like many business people who work in Bethesda, he takes advantage of the array of dining options found in the Triangle. “Today, this part of Bethesda is two different towns. During the day it’s the office workers, but at night, the people dining here are much …

PartyManiaMD

10:05 am on Sunday, November 6, 2011

Our store is in the Triangle and we're pretty "hopping" depending on the time of day. Our building is pretty old but the age of the building shouldn't dictate how hopping an area is.... I don't see any regulations that really prevent new businesses; unless by regulation you mean rent, and on that point the Triangle is a lot more welcoming towards businesses than some areas of Bethesda! Can't wait…   more ›

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