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The wood-fired pizza shop will open its first Maryland storefront on West Street in Annapolis this summer.

The wood-fired pizza shop will open its first Maryland storefront on West Street in Annapolis this summer.

Causa and Lutèce are among the restaurants up for multiple awards.

Silhouette Design Architecture, the Chicago-based hospitality and restaurant design firm, is proud to announce that nine recent airport hospitality projects have been shortlisted by Airport Experience News for its annual AXN Awards Gala. Silhouette congratulates clients Jackmont Hospitality, Elevate Gourmet Brands, Concessions Solution Group, OHM, and Gameway on their nominations this year., , , , The shortlisted projects showcase the striking, functional concessions and retail designs Silh....

Ballston Pizza Restaurant Shortens Name To Avoid Confusing Customers - Arlington, VA - After three years in Ballston Quarter, Turu's by Timber Pizza Company decided to shorten its name to avoid confusing its customers.

Daniela Moreira had never eaten a bagel before she decided to master the form at D.C. deli Call Your Mother.

National Pizza Day, one of the most popular faux food holidays, is Friday, February 9. There are a few specials around town—Pizzeria Paradiso, for example, will donate one pizza for everything three sold to Bread for the City—but if you're just looking for a guaranteed great pie, here are a bunch of my recent favorites.

Two more restaurants are serving up dishes for diners in Ballston: pizza restaurant Turu's by Timber Pizza Co. and Korean fast casual eatery Rice Crook. Customers formed long lines at both joints today (Thursday) in the food hall of the newly redeveloped Ballston Quarter mall. Rice Crook is creation of Scott Chung, who started Union

Causa and Rania joined the one-star club, while several places lost their Bib Gourmand status.

Daniela Moreira was very young when she arrived. She worked as an Au-Pair, and now she owns Call Your Mother, which has 11 stores and more than 400 employees. In dialogue with LPO, she explains why Argentine common sense makes a difference.