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A Restaurant In Edgewater Closes 'With Heavy Heart' Amid Potential Sale
A restaurant closed after nearly two years of serving Anne Arundel County. The eatery was recently listed as for sale.
EDGEWATER, MD — A restaurant closed Sunday, ending a run of nearly two years in Anne Arundel County.
The management of 100 Lots Kitchen + Bar shut its doors in Edgewater "with a heavy heart" amid the eatery's potential sale.
"We want to thank all of our incredible guests for continuing to show their support over the last 23 months," the restaurant said on Facebook. "Your patronage means the world to us and we will miss seeing your smiling faces and hearing your stories. You were the reason we opened, you gave us a reason to stay open during hardships, and we will be forever grateful for the friendships that have formed along the way."
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The Restaurant Broker, a College Park firm that coordinates the sale of eateries, advertised 100 Lots as for sale in a Sept. 26 Instagram post.
Patch contacted the listing agent for more information. We will update this article if the broker replies. Patch also called 100 Lots, but its phone was already disconnected.
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100 Lots was located at 74 W. Central Ave. in the Edgewater Village Center.
The space used to house the Edgewater location of the Broadneck Grill & Cantina, which closed at the end of September 2023, according to Eye On Annapolis. Broadneck Grill's Cape St. Claire location remains open.
The Restaurant Broker announced in late October 2023 that it had sold the Broadneck Grill's restaurant in Edgewater.
The 100 Lots website said it opened on Nov. 17, 2023, serving modern American cuisine.
The eatery prided itself on serving fresh, local food made from scratch. It offered Maryland staples like crab cakes, crab soup and crab pretzels. The menu also featured mahi tacos, a watermelon salad and shrimp skewers.
100 Lots said it derived its name from Edgewater's historic London Town, a colonial tobacco port that was composed of 100 lots that each spanned one acre.
"We love Edgewater and are sad to say goodbye, but we’re confident we will see you around town," 100 Lots said. "Thank you all, for everything."
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