Stumbled across a mention of this place on FB and I didn't even know it was there.
They also have an onsite bar and grill called Sidelines.
They also have an onsite bar and grill called Sidelines.
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jrt_ms1995
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Been open about two months now. Off Willows Road with the Wyle, Booz Allen, and CACI offices.
I don't know if friends thought it was "terrible" but they did say give it a few months to work things out.
Almost said to work the bugs out, not a word you want to hear associated with a restaurant.
No complaints about the phood
The food was terrible also......I don't know if friends thought it was "terrible" but they did say give it a few months to work things out.
Almost said to work the bugs out, not a word you want to hear associated with a restaurant.
No complaints about the phood
.....but I’ll give it time
nelsonmuntz
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Has anyone noticed they are clearing land by Lexington Exchange? Has anyone heard what's going into the 2 mixed use buildings going in?
Wasn’t it supposed to be a Home Depot and housing?
SamSpade
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Best I could find ---
St. John Properties to Develop 6.5 Acre California, Maryland Site in Joint Venture with Chaney Enterprises | St. John Properties, Inc.
Fronting Three Notch Road, real estate partnership plans to develop three separate pad sites to expand existing 140-acre mixed-use Lexington Exchange business community BALTIMORE, MD (October 21, 2019) – A joint venture partnership between St. John Properties, Inc. and Chaney Enterprises is...
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Sooo - does that mean the gravel pit is going to shut down?
ThxBest I could find ---
St. John Properties to Develop 6.5 Acre California, Maryland Site in Joint Venture with Chaney Enterprises | St. John Properties, Inc.
Fronting Three Notch Road, real estate partnership plans to develop three separate pad sites to expand existing 140-acre mixed-use Lexington Exchange business community BALTIMORE, MD (October 21, 2019) – A joint venture partnership between St. John Properties, Inc. and Chaney Enterprises is...
Sooo - does that mean the gravel pit is going to shut down?
I was hoping for a Home Depot.
My employer needs a major competitor to shake things up.
Lowe’s could use some competition.
nelsonmuntz
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I believe I read(on here),that Home Depot pulled out when the county commisioners asked for HD to build a indoor swimming pool.
awpitt
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I think you're confusing that with the zoning battle over BJ's when First Colony was first built. The county wanted a theater to be part of First Colony. Developer said it wasn't feasible. Deal was made. Developer was allowed to go ahead with BJ's. In return, developer built the Great Mills pool.
Looks like Bollywood and the Taphouse will end up losing some of their already scarce parking lot if that new development gets done.
235 will need another lane, at least from Oak Crest north if only to allow traffic to "merge".
The two northbound lanes will be further jammed with that development.
Once again, the "Smart Growth" plan will bite the commuters, i.e. working taxpayers, in the ass.
Because the road improvements won't come until well after the impact of the construction.
235 will need another lane, at least from Oak Crest north if only to allow traffic to "merge".
The two northbound lanes will be further jammed with that development.
Once again, the "Smart Growth" plan will bite the commuters, i.e. working taxpayers, in the ass.
Because the road improvements won't come until well after the impact of the construction.
Bonehead
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Oh joy....
Another place I won't go.
After trying to shop there the other day, I would agree.
Nobody on the floor to ask for help. Looked like only one checkout besides self service was open.
Shelves were bare in a few places. Well, maybe more than a few.
What gives?
I was wondering about that. I heard it was on, then heard it was off. Then heard someone say they will be working there when it opens.
Construction or at least ground work, has started on the Lexington Exchange build - behind the Theater.
A lot of people have the same reaction, Wildewood is across the street and has openings, San Soucci has openings, First Colony, Laurel Glenn,
All I can say is I wish them luck.
awpitt
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I'm guessing it's a go. They got the alcohol licence approved this week.
Grumpy
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