Location removed from
Safeway website
The Safeway store at 7625 Old Georgetown Road in Bethesda that is scheduled to close this month appeared to be in its final hours last night. Although it was open, a sign standing near the door said, "Your closest store is now 5000 Bradley Boulevard," a message you would ordinarily see once a business had closed. The Safeway website no longer lists the store as of this morning, suggesting it has officially closed - or that they don't want the average potential customer to go to this location.
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ReplyDeleteAnd clue what’s going to go in there next? Would be a great spot for a new whole foods which Bethesda needs.
ReplyDeleteLow ceilings compared to most Whole Foods. Not much natural daylight either. My hope is they could lower the floor a few feet and put in another multiplex cinema with 8 or so screens. Sort of like the Landmark on E Street, which is tucked into some rather shalllow ceiling heights.I think it is about the size of the Bethesda Row Cinema, so maybe a compact movie theatre is possible, if the auditoriums are not too large. Such a theatre would help envigorate the CBD, and add back some life to this part of town.
ReplyDeleteI hope the surly employees from that now-closed Safeway aren't being moved to the one on Arlington Road or I'll avoid that one too!
ReplyDelete6:48 AM I'd love to see a theater in the safeway space, but the market will demand stadium seating these days.
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOD THEY SAID THEY WERE CLOSING IT AND THEY CLOSED! WHAAAAAAAT????!!!
ReplyDeleteGrabbed a handful of those Ravens shirts for the interns.
ReplyDeleteU mad bro?
ReplyDeleteLowering the floor sounds easy.
ReplyDeleteWas there another business at this location before Safeway?
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