Another Reston Town Center restaurant has closed its doors.
Le Pain Quotidien, a French-style coffee shop and bakery, has closed its location at 11909 Democracy Drive.
The restaurant first opened in November 2017.
According to The Burn, a hyperlocal news blog, Le Pain Quotidien did not reopen after the first wave of coronavirus-related closures.
The company has slowly begun to reopen locations in New York and the West Coast.
A company representative did not immediately return a request for comment.
Photo via Le Pain Quotidien
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