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Chicken finger restaurant chain Raising Cane’s will make its Maryland debut Thursday.
Tagged with: Restaurants
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Restaurants’ lost revenue during COVID doesn’t justify missed rent: Appellate Court
Restaurants forced to close but allowed to do carryout during pandemic cannot use the COVID emergency as a defense for not having paid rent, Md. appeals court says.
Tagged with: Chesapeake Brewing Co. commercial leases COVID-19 frustration of purpose Larry Hogan legal impossibility pandemic rent Restaurants
Read More »Aloha Poke Co. enters Md. restaurant market
Chicago-based Aloha Poke Co., a fast casual poke restaurant brand, Tuesday announced its expansion into Maryland.
Tagged with: Montgomery County Restaurants
Read More »Blaze Pizza to develop 3 more restaurants in Prince George’s County
Blaze Pizza announced the signing of two new multiunit franchise agreements, including one to bring additional restaurants to Prince George’s County.
Tagged with: Prince George’s County Restaurants
Read More »Frederick restaurant operator settles EEOC harassment claim
The operator of an IHOP restaurant in Frederick will pay a total of $125,000 to two waitresses whose boss allegedly sexually harassed them, under an agreement the company reached.
Tagged with: consent decree eeoc frederick IHOP restaurant industry Restaurants sexual harassment
Read More »Columbia’s Aida Bistro & Wine Bar to close after 20 years
Joe and Mary Barbera, owners of AIDA Bistro & Wine Bar, announced they are retiring and will be closing the popular Columbia restaurant.
Tagged with: Columbia Restaurants
Read More »‘Grandma-chic’ brunch spot to take over Paul’s in Arbutus
With the closure of Paul’s Restaurant in Arbutus, an up-and-coming local restauranteur is stepping in to transform the space.
Tagged with: Baltimore County Restaurants
Read More »Black-owned restaurants cautiously optimistic about Juneteenth
Black business owners have mixed feelings about the kind of profit they will see from Juneteenth.
Tagged with: Baltimore black-owned businesses Juneteenth Restaurants
Read More »COVID-related business loss is not ‘property damage,’ Md. appeals court says
An insurance policy’s standard coverage for lost business due to property damage does not apply to a restaurant’s loss of revenue after eateries were ordered closed to in-house dining in 2020, Maryland’s second highest court ruled.
Tagged with: bars COVID-19 Gov. Larry Hogan Insurance property damage Restaurants
Read More »California Tortilla opening Columbia location April 6
California Tortilla will open a restaurant in Columbia next month.
Tagged with: Columbia Howard County Restaurants
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