McDonald鈥檚 first in Rosslyn: Baked goods

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McDonald鈥檚 first in Rosslyn: Baked goods

WASHINGTON — The new Rosslyn McDonald鈥檚 that opens May 8 will be the first McDonald鈥檚 in the Washington area to sell McCafe baked goods, such as muffins, coffee cake and croissants.

The Rosslyn McDonald鈥檚 will also have kiosk ordering and table service, with orders delivered to tables by McDonald鈥檚 employees.

Rosslyn lost its only McDonald鈥檚 location in 2014, when it closed to make way for construction of the and the new Rosslyn Metro entrance at 1800 N. Lynn Street.

McDonald鈥檚 is the first of several restaurants that will open on the ground and plaza levels of the Central Place residential tower. (Courtesy McDonald's) — McDonald鈥檚 is the first of several restaurants that will open on the ground and plaza levels of the Central Place residential tower. (Courtesy McDonald’s)

The new Rosslyn McDonald鈥檚 that opens May 8 will be the first McDonald鈥檚 in the Washington area to sell McCafe baked goods, such as muffins, coffee cake and croissants. (Courtesy McDonald’s)

The Rosslyn McDonald鈥檚 will also have kiosk ordering and table service, with orders delivered to tables by McDonald鈥檚 employees. (Courtesy McDonald's) — The Rosslyn McDonald鈥檚 will also have kiosk ordering and table service, with orders delivered to tables by McDonald鈥檚 employees. (Courtesy McDonald’s)

The new McDonald鈥檚 will also be among the 325 or so D.C.-area locations offering mobile order-and-pay. (Courtesy McDonald's) — The new McDonald鈥檚 will also be among the 325 or so D.C.-area locations offering mobile order-and-pay. (Courtesy McDonald’s)

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The new McDonald鈥檚 will also be among the 325 or so D.C.-area locations offering .

McDonald鈥檚 is the first of several restaurants that will open on the ground and plaza levels of the Central Place residential tower. Others include sweetgreen, Cava Mezze Grill, Compass Coffee, Nando’s Peri Peri and The Beet.

Jeff Clabaugh

Jeff Clabaugh has spent 20 years covering the Washington region's economy and financial markets for WTOP as part of a partnership with the Washington Business Journal, and officially joined the WTOP newsroom staff in January 2016.