The cafe, which is included in the permit request, will have indoor and outdoor seating, and will be overseen by James Beard Award winner Chef Jeff Michaud. It will reflect the horticultural and seasonal aesthetic of Anthropologie's URBN sister brand, Terrain.
It's intriguing that the permit to reconstruct the 32417 SF space is being requested this early, as B&N is slated to remain open for another 4 months yet.
They probably just want to be efficient. Permit can take some time. 4 months can go like that.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like an ad.
ReplyDeletePermits.
ReplyDelete"Expected to open in the fall of 2018, according to Federal Realty, the store will include a Terrain Garden Cafe."
ReplyDeleteSuggest: "Federal Realty expects that the store will open in the fall of 2018. It will include a Terrain Garden Cafe."
"Interior fit-out of the store"
This is an odd phrase.
Three articles in a row about Federal Realty.
ReplyDeleteThe thick plottens, folks. It plottens bigly.
ReplyDelete@ 5:53 AM - LMAO
ReplyDeleteWe are Journalizing YOU, Mr. Journalist! Take that!
ReplyDeleteBM has no mobile version, in fact, it's print only, and it is only available by delivery to local dentists' offices, once every other year. Steve Hull hires Chevy Chase housewives who live in Frederick to write his articles.
ReplyDeleteRobert Dyer is a productive journalist who publishes two blurbs a day. It's hard work reading signs and waiting for press releases from FRIT and Montgomery Mall. Follow Robert Dyer on social! Be his 201st follower on Facebook! Just 9,799 to go to catch up with BM!
Snarky Anonymous man has jokes.
ReplyDeleteNerds keep hating on Dyer.
Another Sunday in Bethesda.
You have seen a picture of Robert Dyer!
Delete"Nerds"? And I suppose you think you're one of the "cool kids"? LOL
ReplyDeleteNerd: An individual persecuted for their superior skills or intellect, most often by people who fear and envy them.
ReplyDeleteNerd: We prefer the term intellectual badass.
"URBN sister"
ReplyDeleteTerrain is a black woman?