BRANDYWINE, Md. — Brandywine Crossing is welcoming a new mix of restaurants, shops and family-friendly businesses in the next year. With openings planned through late 2025 and into 2026, the shopping center is steadily evolving into a more vibrant and convenient hub for Southern Maryland residents.
New Brandywine Crossing Businesses
Another Broken Egg Cafe
Location: Former Pet Valu space
Serving up chef-driven breakfast, brunch and lunch, this Southern-inspired café features creative dishes, hand-crafted cocktails, spiked cold brews, mimosas and a full bar.
Expected Opening: Fall 2025
Buffalo Wild Wings GO
Location: Former Wing Heaven space
Buffalo Wild Wings GO is a smaller, fast-casual version of the national sports bar chain, focused on quick service and takeout. The menu will include wings, tenders, fries and familiar sauces, without the sit-down dining experience. It’s designed for busy customers looking for a convenient option with familiar flavors.
Expected Opening: Fall 2025
Burlington
Location: Former JOANN Fabric & Crafts
Burlington is taking over the former JOANN Fabric and Crafts location, with a planned opening in 2026. The national off-price retailer is known for its wide range of clothing, accessories and home goods at unbeatable prices.
Expected Opening: 2026
Joyland
Location: Next to Hanabi Japanese Grill
An indoor, space-themed play center designed for kids 10 and under, offering rocket slides, galactic play zones and interactive games. Offering open play, birthday parties, field trips and stress-free private events.
Open Now
Saladworks
Location: Next to UPS
A fast-casual spot centered on salads, wraps and grain bowls, Saladworks allows customers to build meals from a range of fresh ingredients. It will add a lighter dining option to the mix at Brandywine Crossing.
Expected Opening: TBD
As Brandywine Crossing continues to grow, these new additions reflect the needs and interests of the local community — offering more choices for dining, shopping and family time.
See the Brandywine Crossing site plan here.
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More damn traffic
Who did the
Meinhardt family bribe to get this all built there?
It totally f’d up traffic
It kind of tells you something, when the half of their locations state:
“Location: Former …..”
One would guess people just don’t like getting mugged or robbed anymore.
All of the “formers” are defunct stores.
That’s not why business failed there. I have been told the rent is very high. Hopefully these businesses will last. With constant police presence.
I like these but but we need more up a scale restaurant such as Cheesecake factory.