Taste the neighborhood
Taste of Bethesda brings local restaurants and music together. The annual festival is one reason to revisit places you know and try a few you don’t.
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Bethesda
Bethesda has several versions of a good day out: restaurants around Woodmont Triangle, shops near Bethesda Row, or an art walk that takes you somewhere new. Beyond downtown, smaller commercial pockets serve the surrounding residential neighborhoods.
The local picture
At a glance
- Downtown streets. Wisconsin Avenue, Old Georgetown Road and Woodmont Avenue connect much of the central dining and shopping area.
- Different settings. A space at Bethesda Metro Center and a property along MacArthur Boulevard serve different parts of Bethesda. Location within the community matters.
- Arts in everyday places. Galleries, public art and seasonal events add something to a regular lunch or shopping trip.
MetroBethesda · Red Line.
Anchors
Bethesda Row, Metro Center, NIH and Walter Reed.
Retail spine
Wisconsin, Woodmont and Old Georgetown Road.
Activity
Residents, commuters, healthcare and dining.
Around the neighborhood
Make a little time for it
Follow the art
Bethesda’s art walks, galleries and public art offer an easy way to spend an afternoon downtown. Check the current program before you go.
Stay for music
Seasonal concerts and outdoor events bring a little extra life to the downtown streets. The local calendar keeps the dates and details in one place.
Retail opportunities
Retail opportunities in Bethesda
2 Bethesda Metro CenterFor lease · View space details →
Wagshal’s Bonfield Garage · 6124 MacArthur BoulevardFor sale · View property details →See each property page for current availability, plans and details.