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Showing posts with label Soup Up Bethesda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Soup Up Bethesda. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Soup Up clears out early in Bethesda (Photos)
Soup Up Bethesda, which had previously announced it would be closing April 30, appeared to have started clearing out already yesterday. Seating inside had been removed.
Monday, April 11, 2016
Soup Up cuts back hours in Bethesda (Photos)
Soup Up Bethesda will now be closed on weekends. The restaurant opened last fall in the Peripoint Building at 5001 Wilson Lane. Normal hours will still be in effect on weekdays.
Thursday, September 03, 2015
Soup Up installs signage at future Bethesda location (Photos)
Soup Up, a restaurant specializing in healthy soups coming to the Peripoint Building in downtown Bethesda, installed its permanent signage yesterday. The restaurant, an outgrowth of an existing soup vending business in the District, is scheduled to open this fall at the corner of Wilson Lane and Old Georgetown Road. Bang & Olufsen previously occupied this space.
Thursday, June 18, 2015
Soup Up posts coming soon signs at Peripoint Building in Bethesda (Photos)
Bethesda's distinctive Peripoint Building, formerly home to Bang + Olufsen, is getting a new tenant. Soup Up Bethesda has posted signage announcing a fall opening. There's also a website, but like the Silver site I told you about yesterday, there's nothing on there yet.
Soup Up does have a website for its DC location, which has a recent sample menu, and a long list of soups they've offered. According to some of the signs, the soups will be gluten, dairy and oil-free.
Here are some more pictures of the signs, as well as of this great building, which will likely be preserved from redevelopment thanks to a potential density transfer to Douglas Development's 8008 Wisconsin project.
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