What restaurant ( now closed) do you miss?

[Anonymous]

Whitey's in Arlington in the 80s. "Broasted" chicken.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cafe La Ruche in Georgetown...sexy late night dessert place with my hot college boyfriend.

Used to bike there from Bethesda! Loved it. Never met anyone else who knew it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thyme square Bethesda — loved the linguini with goat cheese pine nuts etc

The had the worst service and the best food. Every.single.visit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The original Armands
Au Pied de Cochon
AV Ristorante

Me too!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Pleasant Pesant which used to be in Mazza Gallery. Especially the desserts.

That’s what I was thinking but I wasn’t sure anyone would remember it.

[Anonymous]

Tippi Tacos in Gaitherburg

[Anonymous]

Bethesda Cafe (?). Location on Wilson in the cooking school building.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thyme square Bethesda — loved the linguini with goat cheese pine nuts etc

The had the worst service and the best food. Every.single.visit.

Got worse over time imo.

[Anonymous]

Rio Grande Bethesda,old location on Fairmont.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't remember the name anymore, but it was upstairs in downtown Silver Spring, had a South American menu. It was the original restaurant in that space and where I first tried a Pisco Sour. They also had a ginger/jalapeno cocktail that was so good.

I think it started with a "C."

Cevechie?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Pleasant Pesant which used to be in Mazza Gallery. Especially the desserts.

That’s what I was thinking but I wasn’t sure anyone would remember it.

OMG, yes. Those desserts.

I also miss Nathan’s for brunch.

[Anonymous]

I like Wrapworks. They had one at Dupont Circle (Conn + Q) and also in Georgetown. I remember I always used to get a wrap called "Colonel Mustard." It had honey mustard chicken. I also loved Burrito Brothers.

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Anonymous wrote:I like Wrapworks. They had one at Dupont Circle (Conn + Q) and also in Georgetown. I remember I always used to get a wrap called "Colonel Mustard." It had honey mustard chicken. I also loved Burrito Brothers.

There’s still a Burrito Brothers at the food court at International Square/Farragut West metro.

[Anonymous]

Whiteys in Arlington. Broasted chicken.
Burger Chef and Rax for fast food in Pittsburgh

[Anonymous]

Top of my list -- Tucson Cantina in Woodley Park on Connecticut Ave in NW DC. Loved the atmosphere. Great chile con queso. Cold beer. The friendliest crowd. Occasional open mike night. Could go back to Lord Telford's Pub to play darts late-night. Perfect juke box.

Cafe La Ruche in Georgetown. Always romantic and special. One dessert I'll never forget, involving bananas, pastry, and chocolate. Loved taking special dates there.

Flutes. Champagne bar in Georgetown. Only open for a few years, but was a special place while it lasted.

Au Pied de Cochon in Georgetown. Best bread and butter ever. And onion soup.

Thyme Square in Bethesda. Was a favorite for several years until we moved out of Bethesda (then noticed, sadly, it had closed).

Millie & Al's in Adams Morgan. The place in college years to go for pizza at 1am on a Saturday night. And more beer, of course.

Several others I can pictures but just can't remember names...