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Rockville's Mykonos Grill closes after nearly 30 years

Plus, Arby's is eyeing a Dec. 7 opening in Derwood and MCPS playoff scores are in.

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Mykonos Grill has closed in Rockville after nearly 30 years, and its menu is moving to Potomac

Nearly 30 yearsMykonos Grill served Rockville at 121 Congressional Lane

The restaurant sat just off Rockville Pike, near the Congressional Plaza shopping center.

If Mykonos Grill was your spot for Greek comfort food, here's the news. The restaurant at 121 Congressional Lane has closed permanently, Rockville Patch reports, citing .

The good part: much of the menu and kitchen staff will move to the new Mykonos Restaurant at , which opened in June 2025. The Rockville dining room was known for white plaster walls, blue trim and hand-painted murals of Greek village scenery.

  • Owners: Angelo Mitsotakis and his wife, Rodi Tzani
  • Favorites: moussaka, lamb shanks, whole fish, saganaki
  • New home: Mykonos Restaurant at Cabin John Village

Mykonos moves its menu from Rockville to Potomac

LocationStatus
Congressional Lane, RockvilleClosed permanently
Cabin John Village, PotomacOpened June 2025

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Derwood

Arby's is working toward a Dec. 7 opening at 7200 Muncaster Mill Road, though the date could change. It's taking over the former McDonald's at , which closed March 15, and will serve breakfast. The MoCo Show

Playoffs

Richard Montgomery lost 72–0 at Quince Orchard in Friday's first-round playoff game. On Thursday, Whitman beat Springbrook 49–0 and Churchill topped Walter Johnson 42–13. The MoCo Show

Richard Montgomery was shut out in the playoff opener

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    FinalThursday, Nov. 5
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    FinalThursday, Nov. 5
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    FinalThursday, Nov. 5
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The Prince George's County planning board unanimously approved a detailed site plan Thursday for a 302-foot Sphere. It came one week after the County Council approved financing for the project. NBC4 Washington

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Bethesda

Coming soon signs are up at 7715 Woodmont Ave., the future Ted's Bulletin, expected to open in 2027. It will be the chain's second Montgomery County location, after Downtown Crown in Gaithersburg. The MoCo Show

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Rockville's Mykonos Grill closes after nearly 30 years

Plus, Arby's is eyeing a Dec. 7 opening in Derwood and MCPS playoff scores are in.

The TLDR

  1. Mykonos Grill closes in Rockville after nearly 30 years
  2. Arby's targets Dec. 7 for its Derwood opening
  3. Richard Montgomery falls to Quince Orchard 72–0 in playoff opener
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