The North Bethesda location of Java Nation.
Java Nation planning to open in Kentlands this month
Java Nation, a bakery and café with places in North Bethesda and Kensington, is planning to open in Gaithersburg’s Kentlands improvement.
Java Nation announced last year that it was planning to open at 121 Market St. This month, proprietor Simona Cabana informed Bethesda Beat that they’re planning to open the café on the finish of Could.
Java Nation opened its first location in Kensington in 2014, and the North Bethesda location in 2020.
The eatery’s menu features a choice of brunch dishes, sandwiches and flatbreads in addition to Latin meals, salads and soups.
Denizens Brewing wins gold medal in ‘Beer World Cup’ competitors
Denizens Brewing Co. in Silver Spring and Riverdale Park has received a gold medal within the “Beer World Cup.”
The competition is a nationwide competitors that has been organized for the previous 26 years by the Brewers Affiliation – a commerce affiliation selling small and impartial American craft brewers.
The World Beer Cup acknowledges “brewing excellence” in 111 classes, awarding gold, silver and bronze awards in some classes, based on the web site. Generally the judges award fewer than three awards in a class in the event that they decide there will not be three wonderful examples of the fashion.
Denizens received a gold medal this yr for its “The Glow” beer, which was within the Brett beer class. Brett beers are comprised of the yeast sort Brettanomyces. Brett beers have a low to medium-low acidity and might generally include fruity, horsey, goaty, leathery, phenolic and acidic aromas and flavors, based on the Brewers Affiliation web site.
Source of the Spring previously reported on Denizens’ award.
SoulFull café holding grand reopening in Rockville on Saturday
SoulFull Café, a café partnered with the housing group Essential Road Join, is planning to carry a grand reopening Saturday, based on an e-mail from the institution.
Sharon Cichy, the director of improvement for Essential Road, stated on Tuesday that the café didn’t shut, nevertheless it has rebranded by including salads together with including vegetarian and vegan gadgets to the menu. She additionally famous that the café, which was previously a partnership with Dawson’s Market, is now totally owned by Essential Road.
“We’re making an attempt to help native companions and bringing in a wide range of wholesome of meals,” Cichy stated.
SoulFull Café, which opened in 2020, serves espresso, pastries, sandwiches and desserts. It’s adjoining to Essential Road—an reasonably priced housing group at 50 Monroe Place that features housing for adults with disabilities. The café’s employees embody individuals with disabilities who reside in Essential Road.
In accordance with a 2020 report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 17.9% of individuals with a incapacity have been employed.Friends can meet artist Rachel Perlman, take heed to music from native entertainer DJ Aaron, take a tour of Essential Road or take part in a Zumba class.
Essential Road has been conceived, constructed and operated by Scott and Jillian Copeland, the homeowners of Bethesda Journal and Bethesda Beat.
Dan Schere could be reached at daniel.schere@bethesdamagazine.com
