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6 Northern Virginia Bar, Winery, and Brewery Updates

Check out new openings, recent closings, and ownership changes around the region.

Hawkley Brewing
Courtesy Hawkley Brewing

Northern Virginia is home to many great bars, wineries, and breweries, and new ones are always popping up to join in on the fun. Here are three new places to find a drink in NoVA, plus three places that are closing or rebranding.

New and Coming Soon 

Hawkley Brewing 

A new brewery is opening in Herndon on March 20 in the space formerly occupied by Juicy Brewing Co. On grand opening weekend there will be 10 beers on tap, five canned beers for to-go sales, plus merch and giveaways. 257 Sunset Park Dr., Herndon 

aerial of ovoka farm
Ovoka Farm Winery (Photo by Shannon Ayres)
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Ovoka Farm Winery 

This cattle farm in Paris, Virginia, is expanding its operations with a new winery concept. Ovoka Farm Winery will officially open the weekend of Saturday, May 9, and will be open Saturdays by reservation only and Sundays for walk-ins. 750 Gap Run Rd., Paris 

Del Ray Dive 

The Del Ray Pop-Up Bar, which runs seasonal concepts such as Nightmare on the Avenue, will open a new concept at the end of March, ALXNow reported. This iteration will be called Del Ray Dive and will feature nostalgic memorabilia and low-cost drinks like what you might find in a classic neighborhood dive bar. 2312 Mt. Vernon Ave., Alexandria 

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Closings and Ownership Changes 

Vino Bistro  

Vino Bistro restaurant and wine bar in Leesburg is under new ownership and will become a Mediterranean restaurant called Falcon & Fig, InsideNoVA reported. The new owners will continue to operate as Vino Bistro until they’re ready to rebrand. 1605 Village Market Blvd. NE, Ste. 100, Leesburg 

MacMillan Spirit House 

MacMillan Spirit House, part of the same restaurant group that runs the MacMillan Whisky Room in Mosaic, has closed, ALXNow reported. It was open for nearly two years but was reportedly involved in a legal battle with the landlord over rent. 500 Montgomery St., Alexandria 

Rooftop Recess
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Rooftop Recess 

Rooftop bar Rooftop Recess closed in December after only seven months in operation, ARLNow reported. The property owner is planning to open a new restaurant and event pop-up space called The Willow. 2424 Wilson Blvd., Arlington 

Feature image courtesy Hawkley Brewing

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