The Big Greek Café Expands with Second Location at Westview Promenade in Frederick County
The Big Greek Café Expands Its Presence
The Big Greek Café, a beloved quick-service restaurant chain, is making its mark in Frederick County, Maryland, by opening its second location at the popular Westview Promenade. Scheduled for a grand opening on Friday, October 16, this new establishment will complement the existing site in Urbana and is expected to attract a diverse clientele with its delicious offerings.
Located strategically at the intersection of Maryland Route 85 (Buckeystown Pike) and Crestwood Boulevard, the café will occupy 2,500 square feet within the vibrant 200,000 square foot outdoor lifestyle center. This location was secured through a lease agreement with Hill Management Services, Inc., a full-service real estate development company based in Timonium, Maryland.
A Rich Menu of Authentic Greek Cuisine
The Big Greek Café boasts an impressive menu that showcases traditional Greek dishes, appealing to locals and visitors alike. Favorites include their gyro pitas, flavorful Big Greek Bowls packed with gyro, chicken, pork, falafel, and shrimp, and a selection of salads featuring grilled salmon, chicken, and shrimp. Not to mention their signature Big Greek French fries—delicately seasoned with feta cheese, parsley, herbs, and served with tzatziki sauce—create a taste experience that resonates well with patrons. Other classic dishes like Moussaka, Pasticho, and Spanakopita further highlight the restaurant's commitment to authentic Greek cuisine.
According to Niko Kontos, the café's Director of Operations, the decision to choose Westview Promenade was rooted in several factors, including the family-friendly environment, robust foot traffic throughout the day, and the center’s diverse tenant mix. He stated, "We see Westview Promenade as the premier shopping venue in the greater Frederick area, especially with strong anchor stores like MOM's Organic Market drawing significant customers." This highlights how the location's lively atmosphere aligns perfectly with the café's identity.
Attributes of Westview Promenade
Westview Promenade is anchored by Regal Westview Cinema and MOM's Organic Market, and houses a variety of shops and eateries, creating a bustling center for community engagement and leisure activities. Other notable tenants include X-Golf, Starbucks Coffee, and Cold Stone Creamery, ensuring that visitors find entertainment and dining options catering to all preferences. With over 90,000 residents living within a five-mile radius, including approximately 35,000 households with an average income exceeding $85,000, the location holds significant promise for operational success.
Danielle Beyrodt, Vice President and COO of Hill Management Services, highlighted the addition of The Big Greek Café to their roster of tenants as a meaningful enhancement to their culinary offerings. She remarked, "Adding The Big Greek Café to our tenant mix introduces Mediterranean cuisine to the area, which has been well-received at their other locations. We are dedicated to fostering a diverse range of dining and service options that create an unparalleled consumer experience."
About Hill Management Services
Founded in 1976, Hill Management Services, Inc. has established a solid reputation in the realm of real estate development. Over the years, they have accumulated over four million square feet of office, industrial, and retail space, alongside various hospitality and self-storage facilities. They remain committed to creating long-term value and exceptional customer service, ensuring lasting relationships with tenants. Their dedication is evident as they continue to nurture projects that contribute positively to the communities they serve.
The opening of The Big Greek Café at Westview Promenade signals not only an expansion for the restaurant chain but also a growing dining landscape for Frederick County, promising to be a delightful addition that will cater to both local residents and visitors seeking tasty and authentic Mediterranean flavors.