BGR has permanently closed at 4827 Fairmont Avenue in Bethesda. The burger chain began here in Bethesda in 2008. It went on to win many awards and customers in the D.C. area, and now in other states as far away as Utah. Locally, BGR's Annapolis, BWI Airport, Columbia, Germantown, Monroe Street Market, Arlington, Reston and Springfield locations remain open. What I am hearing is that local taco chain Surfside will move into the BGR space.
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Thursday, December 22, 2022
BGR has closed in Bethesda
BGR has permanently closed at 4827 Fairmont Avenue in Bethesda. The burger chain began here in Bethesda in 2008. It went on to win many awards and customers in the D.C. area, and now in other states as far away as Utah. Locally, BGR's Annapolis, BWI Airport, Columbia, Germantown, Monroe Street Market, Arlington, Reston and Springfield locations remain open. What I am hearing is that local taco chain Surfside will move into the BGR space.
Almost nothing left south of Cordell anymore.
ReplyDeleteOr north of Cordell, either.
This place was nasty 🤮 not sure about the other locations though
ReplyDeleteThe Woodmont Triangle needs a great burger place. It's been a need since Smashburger closed and now officially needed with BGR dead.
ReplyDeleteEvery downtown needs a good Irish pub also.
Yeah, it was decent originally but not since then. It won't be missed. As another said here, that section does need a great burger place. Lastly, Surfside is local and popular and owned by the same folks that run Jettie's next door so, slam dunk for them. But still, Bethesda has more taco related places in a small area than anywhere else I've traveled.
ReplyDeleteWho currently has the best hamburger in downtown Bethesda? Asking for a friend.
ReplyDeleteWait a minute Bo Blair, owner of Surfside and Jetty's said he would NEVER open another restaurant in MoCo after the hell the county put him through for permitting the Jetty.
ReplyDelete"Every downtown needs a good Irish pub also." R.I.P. Harp & Fiddle.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, Surfside appears to be a cousin of Jetties.
"The Woodmont Triangle needs a great burger place."
Does Doghaus offer burgers? I still miss Johnny Rocket's.
Dog Haus does have burgers..great place, crazy popular since opening but still need somewhere dedicated to burgers.
DeleteAn Irish pub as well with live music...basically what harp and fiddle was.
The food was good, the service was horrible. One time the people behind the counter were verbally fighting while I waited for them to cook the food I ordered. Other times the wait for my order was excessive for seemingly no reason I could
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