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Demolition For 4900 Fairmont Project Expected To Launch In January
The buildings that formerly housed restaurants including Bethesda mainstay Foong Lin are set to come down.
Demolition on a residential high-rise at 4900 Fairmont Avenue is expected to launch in January, according to Bethesda-Chevy Chase Regional Services Center director Ken Hartman. The structures set to come down at the project site include the buildings that formerly housed restaurants Foong Lin, Haandi and Sweet Basil. Foong Lin, a mainstay at the corner of Fairmont and Norfolk Avenues, closed this summer after 25 years in the Woodmont Triangle. Haandi is set to take over the former Uptown Deli space, Bethesda Magazine's Table Talk blog reported. Owners of the other restaurants displaced by the project were seeking new locations, according to the reports. The 17-story high-rise will have 236 rental units, 6500-square-feet of ground floor …
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jag
10:35 am on Friday, December 7, 2012
LOL, surely the owner is aware that one of the top 100 restaurants in the metro area, 8407 Kitchen Bar, is located a few short miles away from here...is it really that hard to come up with a more original name? more ›