Saturday, March 30, 2013
The weather is finally starting to catch up with the season! Here is a list of fun ways to celebrate the arrival of spring.
Celebrating the arrival of spring with your family and friends can be really fun and refreshing after a long winter. Now that the weather is finally improving, it's time to break free from cabin fever, get some fresh air and enjoy fun outdoor activities. Here are 10 fun ideas to try in Herndon: 1) Take to the trails. Explore a trail near you at a local park, including the W&OD Trail, or plan a day trip and a longer hike at Great Falls. 2) Zip to the zoo or your local wildlife or bird sanctuary. Beat the summer crowds and enjoy a visit to the National Zoo. You may find the animals are outside and more active as they emerge to enjoy the warmer weather too. You'll enjoy the visit even more if you bring some binoculars, which you can …
Sunday, March 17, 2013
The shop is right on the W&OD Trail and offers Kaladi Brothers Coffee.
Green Lizard Cycling is now open in downtown Herndon and welcomed visitors all day Saturday. The cycling and coffee shop is located at 718 Lynn St., in the historic Nachman building in downtown Herndon. Green Lizard carries bikes for those who compete and for those simply looking to joy ride. Repair services are available and Hefler Performance Coaching will also be moving into the building. Owners Beth and Dave Meyer have also brought in organic, fair trade coffee and espresso from Kaladi Brothers Coffee, based in Alaska. Offerings include coffee, lattes, mochas, teas and Italian sodas. Some of the building's history has been kept there, such as the floors, and reclaimed wood from doors and desks being used in countertops and the …
Monday, February 18, 2013
Green Lizard Cycling is working to remodel the inside of the Nachman building on Lynn Street.
Signage is up on the building and Green Lizard Cycling is beginning to take shape in downtown Herndon. The coffee shop and cycling store is working on renovations in the Nachman Building on Lynn Street in downtown Herndon. In recent weeks shipments of coffee equipment and bikes have come in, and a number of bikes are on display in the windows. Green Lizard will serve Kaladi Brother's Coffee, organic coffee from Alaska. The business is aiming to open in early March. What else would you like to see come to downtown Herndon? Find Herndon Patch via:
Monday, December 10, 2012
More restaurants and businesses opening in downtown Herndon.
It's official — the former So Addictive Lounge and Grill in downtown Herndon will reopen as a restaurant featuring Tex-Mex style food. Copan will serve Salvadorean and Honduran food. Work has been going on inside the space for some time, but a brightly colored banner was added recently. It joins the other new business activity in Herndon recently, including: • Mellow Mushroom is opening in the old Fuddruckers space • Fresh World will open soon in the old Bloom location on Elden Street • Green Lizard Cycling will offer a cycling and espresso shop downtown this spring • Zinga frozen yogurt opened in November in the Franklin Farm Shopping Center Patch will provide an update when we hear more about opening dates for these businesses and …
Friday, November 30, 2012
The business has leased the Nachman Building in downtown Herndon.
A coffee shop and cycling store is coming to downtown Herndon. Mayor Lisa Merkel announced Friday afternoon that Green Lizard Cycling, a bike shop and espresso bar will be opening in the Nachman Building on Lynn Street this spring. Most recently the Chabad of Reston-Herndon used the building. The Nachman Building is also known for being the first in Herndon to take part in the Council for the Arts of Herndon's downtown mural project. What else would you like to see come to downtown Herndon? [Want to stay on top of news in Herndon? Sign up for our daily or breaking news emails.]
Alex
12:36 am on Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Finally, a bike store in Herndon right on the WOD. Bought my 5-yr. old his new mountain bike last weekend from Dave...the first of many hopefully. Long live Green Lizard more ›