Two months ago, the shuttered BP station at the corner of Fairmont Avenue and Old Georgetown Road reopened as a convenience store.
Now the gas pump-less Bethesda service station has reopened the garage as an auto repair facility. Much like Eastham's across town, they are repairing cars on a short lease, while the developers who own the respective properties await groundbreaking for their luxury residential buildings.
One thing you won't find at BP: restrooms. They don't have one.
The throwback, limited hours of the convenience store are 7:00 AM - 6:30 PM weekdays, and 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM Saturdays. They're closed on Sundays.
5 comments:
The convenience store may do OK. At the Shell down the street, I'm always amazed how many people walk up to their tiny shop and buy cigarettes. Every time I fill up, I see 2-3 customers come through there in the time it takes me to fill up.
True. As I mentioned in the earlier article about the convenience store, for people walking from Metro to home or work past there, it could be very useful.
When I think about it, actually a great place to leave your car for repairs, too, with Metro and car sharing vehicle stations close by.
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One thing you won't find at BP: restrooms. They don't have one. garage door repair
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