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Monday, June 13, 2016

David's Tea opens at Westfield Montgomery Mall, Teavana to return (Photos)

Tea lovers will enjoy the latest developments at Westfield Montgomery Mall in Bethesda. David's Tea opened this weekend, and the recently-departed Teavana is now slated to reopen next to Solstice on Level 2. David's Tea also has a Summer Tea Club to join. Take a virtual tour of the store in these photos.

In other mall news, Forever 21 was "temporarily closed" yesterday; no explanation was given.






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9 comments:

  1. Anonymous5:40 AM

    "Sorry we are temporarily close" ???

    Close to what? Robert did you alert them of this mistake you hyper-micro managing tea-buying weirdo

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  2. Poppy5:52 AM

    Forever 21 is indeed close. Too close if you ask me. I see far too much of their tasteless fashion on people around Bethesda row and it is a real eyesore. We can do better.

    David's however looks like a feast for the senses. I will be heading over there as soon as the mall opens this morning! Craving some iced Mango Peach and one of those darling little iced tea makers.

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  3. Anonymous6:12 AM

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  4. Anonymous9:18 AM

    More rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.

    Meanwhile, five restaurants have closed in the food court in just one month, after having been there barely one year.

    More proof that Benny Greenberg secretly owns MoMall.

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  5. Anonymous1:33 PM

    Forever 21 is another moribund junior anchor, going the way of Aeropostale.

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  6. Anonymous2:54 PM

    #snoribund

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  7. Anonymous3:42 PM

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  8. Robert Dyer10:12 PM

    3:42: That's what passes for Bethesda news on that struggling website that has to post links here to get any readers. Talk about "moribund."

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  9. Elm9:43 AM

    10:12 PM The old, Bethesda legacy media strikes again!
    Can't they just buy more followers on Twitter and Facebook, rather than posting links here all day?

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