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Ashburn Hot Pot Restaurant Closes: Report
An Ashburn hot pot restaurant has closed after five years, according to reports.

An Ashburn hot pot restaurant has closed after five years, according to reports.

SER Restaurant in Ballston earned a spot on Eater DC's fall 2026 list of 38 essential restaurants across the Washington region.
Spirit Halloween operates more than 1,500 stores nationwide, including 33 in Virginia. Here's where to find your next costume.
A major contractor laying off staff this winter and a program that helps recent graduates and their employers made Virginia headlines.
Paisano’s is expanding its Community Slice Program beyond schoolchildren to anyone in need at its Northern Virginia locations.
Ashburn will soon have a new source for Middle Eastern baked goods and meals.
Loudoun's zoning chief and county attorney say Amazon would need explicit county approval to build data centers on its Ashburn property.
Code Ninjas will celebrate its new Arlington location with robotics, video game building, virtual reality and other free activities.
Graze Craze plans to open its second Northern Virginia charcuterie shop at the Leigh Corners commercial center.
The Reston Town Center restaurant was one of 12 locations the chain closed as it entered bankruptcy. Two other NoVA locations remain open.
Arlington Restaurant Week runs Oct. 12-19, with participating restaurants offering everything from sushi tasting menus to rooftop dining.
A major contractor has announced that dozens of positions will be terminated, starting before the end of the year.
A statewide series of marches demanding a statewide moratorium on data centers will begin in Alexandria Oct. 10.
A Cambodian restaurant coming soon to Manassas will be one of the state's only purveyors of the cuisine.
A Cambodian restaurant coming soon to Northern Virginia will be one of the state's only purveyors of the cuisine.
A statewide series of marches demanding a statewide moratorium on data centers will begin in Alexandria Oct. 10.
The new arcade for adults and families should open before the end of the year, its owners say.
An East Coast fitness chain is expanding its presence in Northern Virginia with a new location at Tysons Galleria.
The new arcade for adults and families should open before the end of the year, its owners say.
Business headlines in Virginia this week included layoffs, court battles, merger opposition and major property acquisitions.
The Manassas City Council heard public comment on a redevelopment project, added more money for schools and took other steps on Monday.
Concorde, a 12,000-square-foot meeting and event venue with space for up to 470 guests, has opened in Arlington's National Landing.
The new West Falls restaurant features all-day breakfast, baked goods and fried chicken, plus an upstairs bar and rooftop seating.
A Prince William County homeowners association is among the groups contributing to a nearly $2.7 million settlement over alleged loan fraud.
Now in its third year, the Eisenhower Corridor community event will present entertainment and shopping during an upcoming October evening.
Mary Washington Healthcare's new outpatient clinic at Stafford Hospital offers image-guided procedures for a range of conditions.
A major technology contractor is planning to lay off dozens of workers at a NoVA facility, according to a Virginia WARN notice.
There's a new joint in town for donuts, boba tea and more.
A Spotsylvania man faces charges in separate investigations into robberies at massage businesses in Stafford and Spotsylvania counties.
Women's fashion retailer Cato plans to shutter 120 stores this year, making it the latest company to announce significant closures.
A new preschool has opened in Alexandria and still has spaces open for families looking for inquiry- and play-based early learning.
Inova Health System acquired the two-building Willow Oaks Medical Campus near Inova Fairfax Hospital for $97.5 million.
Historic Downtown Manassas now has a location for this trendy, problem-solving pastime.
Data center limits, a denied karaoke permit and a famed chef's new restaurant lead this week's NoVA and Virginia business news.
The closures come as the company reshapes its store footprint and focuses on locations it says are underperforming.
A British chocolate-maker is set to open three new locations this fall, one in Alexandria.
The Washington Metrorail has issued a request for proposals to build a new mixed-use development at an Alexandria station.
Arlington elected officials approved expanded live entertainment hours at two Clarendon venues but denied Big Tony’s request.
The new location of the regional automotive business offers a range of collision repair services.
George Mason is launching a Virginia Quantum Hub with a $3.7M grant and partners across Fairfax, Arlington and Northern Virginia.