Call Your Mother Bringing Distinctive Sandwiches to Vienna

The growing deli will be opening in the Vienna Marketplace.
Call Your Mother Bringing Distinctive Sandwiches to Vienna
Photo: @Call Your Mother on Facebook

A whimsical deli is bringing delicious sandwiches and just a hint of parental guilt to Northern Virginia this year. Call Your Mother will be opening a new location in Vienna, reports local media outlet The Burn

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The unique concept, which specializes in creative bagel sandwiches, will be setting up shop at 205 Maple Avenue, a space formerly occupied by Cold Stone Creamery. The 1,300 square foot storefront was originally earmarked for Taim Mediterranean, however the deal never came to fruition.

An opening timeline for Call Your Mother is not currently available. What Now DC has reached out to the company for comment.

Call Your Mother opened its first brick and mortar store in Park View in 2018. The company has grown to include 14 locations spread across DC, Maryland, Virginia, and Denver. In addition to the upcoming Vienna location, Virginia will soon be welcoming Call Your Mother at a new Old Town Alexandria location. 

Vienna bagel enthusiasts eager to sample Call Your Mother’s distinctive cuisine can look forward to a varied menu, featuring sandwiches like the Whisper Walk, a construction of Cheez-it cream cheese, bacon, jalapeno, and Fritos on a cheddar bagel, or something a bit more familiar like the Big Tuna, a variation on a classic featuring tuna salad, lettuce, tomato, and red onion.

Kelly Mintzer

Kelly Mintzer

Kelly Mintzer is an East Coast freelancer with a cat and a dream. She pops up on various blogs and websites, writing about horror movies, video games, and television shows. Her fiction has been featured in a couple of anthologies, and with any luck, will be included in a few more.
Kelly Mintzer

Kelly Mintzer

Kelly Mintzer is an East Coast freelancer with a cat and a dream. She pops up on various blogs and websites, writing about horror movies, video games, and television shows. Her fiction has been featured in a couple of anthologies, and with any luck, will be included in a few more.
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