Johanssons
TUESDAY NIGHT
TRIVIA!
Every Tuesday 6:30pm
Bar Area
**ATTENTION**
To Our Valued Customers,
After many wonderful years serving this community, our family restaurant is preparing to change hands of ownership sometime this summer.
While this decision has not been an easy one, we wanted to share this news with our loyal customers in advance and sincerely thank you for the support, kindness, and memories you have given us throughout the years.
As we begin this transition, we kindly ask anyone who may still have outstanding gift cards to please visit us and redeem them in the coming weeks.
More details regarding our final day of business will be shared as plans are finalized.
Thank you for allowing us to be part of your lives, celebrations, traditions, and memories over the years. It has truly meant the world to us.
We look forward to seeing and serving you at our sister restaurant O’Lordans.
With heartfelt appreciation,
The Johansson Family & Staff
Hours of Operation
Monday--Saturday
11am--1am
(closing time is bartender discretion)
CLOSED SUNDAYS
Kitchen Closes Before Bar
Down Under Hours
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
7pm--1am
Last Call 12:30am
by Linda Esterson, photography by Walter P. Calahan
"One of Westminster's Best Spots"
-yelp review
Weekly Specials
Mondays
Burger night is back!
$9.50 All American Burger
(dine in only)
additional $$ for toppings
Tuesdays
Buy one pizza and receive a second pizza for 50% off!
(dine in only, half off the pizza of lesser or equal value)
From Carroll Magazine
DAVID JOHANSSON: FOR WESTMINSTER BUSINESS OWNER, OLD-SCHOOL STILL WORKS
For all that David Johansson juggles each day, he admits he’s a throwback to simpler times.
Owner of Johanssons and O’Lordans restaurants, about 20 properties in Westminster and more in Baltimore County, Johansson maintains a personal approach to business. He closes a real estate deal with a handshake and he makes restaurant decisions in person or by phone. He doesn’t email or text — he went back to a flip phone after trying a smartphone for six months — and he prefers pen and paper and a phone call to communicate. If he’s on a ladder, he uses his free hand to open the phone and talk. Read More
