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ICYMI: Old Ox Brewery will open a second location in Middleburg

Food news, plus Bagel Uprising looks for a new home.

By Stefanie Gans August 31, 2018 at 8:53 am

Chris Burns, Kenny Allen and Noah Cowles / Courtesy of Old Ox Brewing Company

Last week Mike Isabella shuttered his Tysons Corner food court, Isabella Eatery. Says the restaurateur: “Perhaps Isabella Eatery missed the mark because I became too impressed with myself and thought I [could] make anything work.” [Washington Post]

Is the coconut oil trend over? [Vox]

SnackBar in Del Ray is closing after less than a year in business. Bagel Uprising, which sold its wares from inside the storefront, is already looking for a new home. [Alexandria Living Magazine]

Josephine’s Italian Kitchen will take over the space of Marble & Rye on Columbia Pike; expect an October opening. [ARLnow]

Get to the farmers markets. Here are some tips. [Bon Appetit]

Old Ox Brewery will open a second location in Middleburg by next spring. [Fauquier Times]

Speakeasy Tarbender’s Lounge is now open in Leesburg. [The Burn]

Alcohol is bad for you. Full stop. [NPR]

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