Caf via Roma Returns With Limited Hours in Downtown Silver Spring

Silver Spring, MDLocal News

Café via Roma has reopened with limited hours as it navigates the challenges of Maryland Purple Line construction in downtown Silver Spring. The Italian all-day café, which launched in September 2024, previously closed last June due to construction that obstructed the intersection of Fenton Street and Wayne Avenue. Co-owner Eden Negussie confirmed the café's hours will now be from 8 a. m. to 3 p.

m. Wednesday through Sunday until further notice. The ongoing construction has raised concerns among local businesses regarding accessibility and customer foot traffic. Café via Roma aims to maintain operations while adapting to these challenges. The café's reopening is crucial for the local dining scene, as it provides a popular option for residents and visitors alike.

Located at 911 Bonifant Street, the café can be accessed online at cafeviaroma. com. This reopening reflects a broader effort to support local businesses during infrastructure developments in the area.

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