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Coming Soon: Thai Restaurant to North Point Village Center

by Fatimah Waseem September 10, 2018 at 10:15 am 10 Comments

Finn Thai Restaurant and Bar, a Thai restaurant, is coming soon to North Point Village Center.

The restaurant has one location in Purcellville and a second location in Martinsburg, West Virginia. It will take up space formerly occupied by Payless. (1466 North Point Village Center), which closed in April last year after the company announced plans to file for bankruptcy.

A restaurant representative from the Martinsburg location told Reston Now that the opening day could be several weeks from now. But an exact date was not known yet, the representative said.

Photo by Twitter user 

  • James

    That Payless was always so empty.

  • 30yearsinreston

    Lots of thai restaurants in Herndon

    • Mike M

      Was just going to say, this will alleviate the great shortage of Thai restaurants in our area!
      😉

  • Chuck Morningwood

    Why are there no good Russian restaurants in the area?

  • The Player To Be Named Later

    PayLess is one more retail company that has fallen victim to the private equity companies which owned it, loaded it with debt, sold key assets to raise cash for its owners (focused more on deal making than actually running a retail operation) and in the end fell victim to online competition because its private equity owners were insufficiently fleet of foot in a highly competitive environment.
    Tell me again how private equity guys are “job creators” Bwa ha ha!

    • Greg

      Not to be confused, of course, with government progressive’s so-called “war on poverty.” It’s cost at least $24 trillion, and counting — nearly all of which has been debt financed and done very little to abate poverty.

      Tell me again how the government believes that taking ever more taxpayer money and spending it solves societal ills?

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