The Pentagon City mall has confirmed the planned opening dates for some of its new eateries, with one expected to arrive as soon as February.
Gelato, Mediterranean food, Guatemalan chicken and more are expected to come to the Fashion Centre at Pentagon City over the next few weeks and months.
Amorino Gelato al Naturale
Expected opening date: Late February
Amorino Gelato serves its many flavors of gelato and sorbet in picturesque, rose petal shapes, while placing an emphasis on preservative-free ingredients. It will open on the mall’s Metro level, near the food court.
“Guests can mix and match flavors, enjoy a gelato-filled macaron or sip on refreshing milkshakes and sorbet drinks,” a news release reads.
Mezeh Mediterranean Grill
Expected opening date: April
Mezeh offers bowls, wraps and salads with fresh ingredients and bold, Mediterannean-inspired flavors. The eatery caters to vegan, gluten-free and keto diets, and will open in the Metro level entrance hallway.
This will be Mezeh’s fourth Arlington location, joining outposts in Ballston, Crystal City and at Reagan National Airport.
Pollo Campero
Expected opening date: April
The Guatemalan fast-casual restaurant offers chicken nuggets, piece meals, sandwiches, empanadas, bowls and salads. It’ll open in-between Health Pub and Popeyes.
“From hand-breaded to citrus-grilled, Pollo Campero’s perfectly seasoned chicken options bring a burst of flavor in every bite,” the release reads.
Kati Roll Wala
Expected opening date: Late spring
Kati Roll Wala, another fast-casual option, “offers a fresh, exciting option for anyone craving bold Indian-inspired flavors.” Customers can order custom bowls topped with chicken tikka or spiced potatoes. Kati Roll Wala looks to open where acai bowl and smoothie place Health Pub is currently open.
The mall hopes to relocate Health Pub after the opening, a representative told ARLnow.
Tous les Jours
Expected opening date: TBD
The mall did not comment on French-Asian bakery and cafe Tous les Jours, although the business’ signage has appeared where Maizal closed this summer. The bakery has a location nearby at the Ballston Quarter, offering croissants, colorful macarons, cakes and cafe drinks.
