Food Hall Adds 6 Eateries | Mui Opens | Tallest Water Coaster Ready: MD Business News

MARYLAND — From pickleball courts moving into a former Bed Bath & Beyond location to several new restaurants opening up in the area, there's plenty of places to visit in the area. Check out one of the new eateries then follow it up with a calorie-burning game of pickleball.

Plus, the Mid-Atlantic's tallest water coaster debuts at Hurricane Harbor Maryland, a Maryland chain has the best gas station food in the U.S., and workers at a local Apple store vote to strike.

3 MOCO Restaurants Make Best New Dining List By Post Food Critic

In a roundup of "The 26 best new restaurants in the D.C. area," Washington Post food critic Tom Sietsema included three Montgomery County venues on the list.

Mui To Join Dining Scene At North Bethesda’s Pike & Rose

The fine dining Japanese restaurant Mui will open at North Bethesda’s Pike & Rose in winter 2024, a news release said. The venue will feature signature tastings, sushi and seasonal omakase for the ultimate sushi experience, said developer Federal Realty Investment Trust.

6 Eateries Join Commas Food Hall In Downtown Silver Spring

Six new eating spots have joined the upcoming Commas food hall on the third floor of the Ellsworth Place shopping center in downtown Silver Spring. According to Trey Culpepper, managing director of operations at mall owner GBT Realty, tenants are expected to start opening in mid-summer, with a full grand opening scheduled for September.

Atlas Replacing Pusser's With Marmo, Armada At City Dock's Ego Alley

Restaurateurs said two eateries will replace Pusser's Caribbean Grille when it closes this fall. The new tenant will replace Pusser's with an upscale Italian chophouse and a tequila bar.

Pickleball Courts Replacing Bed Bath & Beyond In Mall

Indoor pickleball courts will soon fill the vacancy left by Bed Bath & Beyond in Annapolis. Life Time, an existing gym in the Annapolis Town Center, will replace the former big-box store with 11 courts.

Mid-Atlantic’s Tallest Water Coaster Debuts This Weekend At Six Flags

In time for the 2024 season, Six Flags America will debut the Mid-Atlantic's tallest water coaster at Hurricane Harbor Maryland. The theme park announced that the RipQurl Blaster water coaster will headline the opening of Hurricane Harbor Maryland.

More restaurant news:

• Naval Bagels Opening Edgewater Shop, Its 3rd In Anne Arundel County
• 4 MD Red Lobster Restaurants Close With No Notice: See List
• Red Lobster, Which Closed 4 MD Stores, Files For Bankruptcy

More business news:

• MD Chain Lands Atop Best Gas Station Food In U.S. List
• BlueHalo To Expand, Add 200 New Jobs In Maryland
• Deepest Key Bridge Channel Open Since Collapse, Full Lane Coming Soon
• Lottery Winner Spins Way To Vegas Trip, Family Cruise In Woodlawn
• Towson Apple Store Strike: Union Takes 1st Step Toward Work Stoppage
• Channel Reopens To All Ships, Dali Moved Away From Key Bridge Collapse
• Target To Cut Prices On Thousands Of Household Items At MD Stores

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