Monday, January 27, 2014
MAKI CAFE, SUPER BOWL NOODLE HOUSE APPLY FOR LIQUOR LICENSES IN ROCKVILLE
Super Bowl Noodle House in Rockville's Ritchie Center (785-G Rockville Pike) and Maki Cafe are both applying to Montgomery County for liquor licenses. Super Bowl seeks a Class H H/R license, while sushi and ramen spot Maki Cafe is requesting a Class D license. Both restaurants will have their hearing before the Board of License Commissioners on Thursday, February 6.
Friday, January 24, 2014
Thursday, January 23, 2014
FREE CHILI OR SOUP IN ROCKVILLE TODAY!
This secret password will get you free turkey chili, or chicken tortilla soup, today at California Tortilla in Rockville: Just make any purchase, and say the password, "BRRR-ITO." In return, you'll get a free sample of whichever you prefer.
If this isn't chili and soup weather, I don't know what is.
California Tortilla is located at 199 E. Montgomery Avenue in Rockville.
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
RON BURGUNDY'S SCOTCHY SCOTCH SCOTCH ICE CREAM REVIEW (VIDEO)
Stay classy, Rockville! Here's a review of the new Ben and Jerry's flavor, Ron Burgundy's Scotchy Scotch Scotch. Of course, this is inspired by the recent Anchorman 2 movie. As you might guess from the name, it is butterscotch ice cream with swirls of butterscotch mixed in. But is it rich enough to win the prestigious John Candy Award?
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
ROCKVILLE RESIDENTS WANT ANSWERS ON TREE REMOVALS
Maria and Tom Luginbill sought answers to (so far) unanswered questions regarding the removal of two trees co-owned by two property owners on Wall Street in Rockville. Maria Luginbill said her Community Forum appearance last Monday evening was her latest attempt to get a response from the city. She said that only by attending Mayor Bridget Newton's drop-in meeting Monday was she able to get the gears turning towards a resolution.
A dispute between a new-home builder and the Luginbills apparently took several unpleasant turns over the last four years. "I've been threatened, the police have come," Tom Luginbill testified Monday night. Ultimately, two trees co-owned by the Luginbills and the builder's clients were taken down without clear evidence of who gave permission for the removal, Maria Luginbill said. Under city rules, this should not have been possible. Both co-owners must agree to remove the trees, under normal circumstances.
The removal of the trees was "very, very painful for me," Maria Luginbill testified. "We lost our privacy screen...[Our] entire quality of life [was] effected immensely."
Both Luginbills acknowledged it is too late to reverse what has happened, but asked the Mayor and Council to assist them in getting answers from city staff as to how this action occurred.
A dispute between a new-home builder and the Luginbills apparently took several unpleasant turns over the last four years. "I've been threatened, the police have come," Tom Luginbill testified Monday night. Ultimately, two trees co-owned by the Luginbills and the builder's clients were taken down without clear evidence of who gave permission for the removal, Maria Luginbill said. Under city rules, this should not have been possible. Both co-owners must agree to remove the trees, under normal circumstances.
The removal of the trees was "very, very painful for me," Maria Luginbill testified. "We lost our privacy screen...[Our] entire quality of life [was] effected immensely."
Both Luginbills acknowledged it is too late to reverse what has happened, but asked the Mayor and Council to assist them in getting answers from city staff as to how this action occurred.
Monday, January 20, 2014
MCDONALD'S NEW CHOCOLATE COVERED STRAWBERRY FRAPPE REVIEW (VIDEO)
McDonald's has a new coffee drink - apparently for Valentine's Day - but it's here now, and I've reviewed it for you. The McDonald's Chocolate Covered Strawberry Frappe starts with a regular, icy Frappé, but adds chocolate candy chunks, fresh strawberry bits, and strawberry syrup and lots of whipped cream on top.
Friday, January 17, 2014
FIRST LOOK AT iPic THEATER AT PIKE AND ROSE (PHOTOS)
The future iPic movie theater at Pike and Rose in White Flint has mostly been discussed for its upscale pricing, dining options, and reserved seating. But here are the first renderings of what the cineplex will actually look like on Grand Park Avenue in North Bethesda. Those of you who get a chill from the AC at movies will enjoy the preview photo of the trademark iPic blankets. Overall, there are some design similarities to the newly-renovated Landmark Bethesda Row Cinema. Let's take a tour:
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Have you bought your Star Wars: Episode VII tickets yet? |
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Does the curved screen suspended above this corridor look familiar? |
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Not your typical snack bar |
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Premium ticket holders get iPic pillows and blankets. In case you're wondering, they are replaced with fresh ones at each screening |
Images: iPic Theaters, All Rights Reserved.
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