No more live tree in the dining room, but the basic layout remains the same with the ramp, side bar, dining levels and open kitchen counter.
Kapnos is located at the corner of Woodmont Avenue and Hampden Lane. The rustic Greek restaurant should open by spring, if not earlier.
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Dyer should write new articles each time a new light bulb is installed here.
Hopefully they won't be as dim of a bulb as you are, in failing to understand this is one of the most anticipated restaurant openings of 2016.
"The rustic Greek restaurant should open by spring, if not earlier."
Is this just a wild guess or what? Source?
mikeisabella.com
kapnoskouzina.com
Facebook page shows they're taking applications for managers, chefs and other help. Usually means they're getting close.
Mr. Dwyer also missed that ButtBurger is opening soon in Bethesda. ButtBurger is the better for you burger joint.
I scooped you again Dwyer!
You're just a hobby blog. Your money wad will never be as big as mine.
Seems the anticipation and any built up hype has died down quite a bit as they keep delaying the opening.
"Is this just a wild guess or what? Source?"
Beth. Mag. says March - citing a spokeswoman for the chef.
I see my above posting of the links yesterday and mentioning their Facebook page was useful to the other site as noted by 7:09AM.
You're welcome. Don't make a habit of it.
After all the hoopla, I'm ready for it to open. I hope it thrives. We need places that stay open.
Bethesda should turn itself into a dining destination. Have 6-month to 1 year leases on trendy retail to fill in the other spaces. Neighborhood bars, where people stop in to socialize and grab a drink or 2. Stick a few paps in front of the best places catching happy fun (maybe famous) people leaving.
Just some random thoughts.
9:20am's comments show how Bethesda's reputation as a city of restaurants has fallen.
Bethesda was always known as a dining destination in the past.
We need updates on DDG, community, de tapas, and quincys too. Hurry Dyer, hurry!
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