What restaurant ( now closed) do you miss?

[Anonymous]

Daily Grill
Cafe Deluxe
Charlie’s (in McLean)
Slade’s (in Tysons)

[Anonymous]

Cashions and Marrakesh!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Daily Grill
Cafe Deluxe
Charlie’s (in McLean)
Slade’s (in Tysons)

I loved Charlie s. Was that McLean, corner on 123 ?

[Anonymous]

Vince and Dominics pizza my mom called it the place with the orange chairs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DC (AM specifically):
Amsterdam House? Where they had the Falafal fixin's bar

There was a French Restaurant in AM on 18th St (started with an 'F", (I forget what is there now), but I loved their brunch and every time I walk by, it makes me sad that it left.

La Fourchette?

YES!!! That was it! There was this older French lady that worked there, that I simply loved. Dang, miss it all over again

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Daily Grill
Cafe Deluxe
Charlie’s (in McLean)
Slade’s (in Tysons)

I loved Charlie s. Was that McLean, corner on 123 ?

Yes!!! It was my favorite for so long.

[Anonymous]

Fritzbees

[Anonymous]

Bird Kitchen and Cocktails in mt. Rainier

[Anonymous]

Best memories at Tiber Creek. Large round tables, playing cards and yard of beer by your side. I remember it being in a hotel at Capitol Hill.

[Anonymous]

Three Chefs in Annandale Va (middle of route 236)

Strawberry crepes with whipped cream, every kind of pancake, syrup caddy with 6 flavors. I think It became Fudruckers which I’m not sure is even there.

[Anonymous]

Palena
Lavandou
Thai Crossing

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Best memories at Tiber Creek. Large round tables, playing cards and yard of beer by your side. I remember it being in a hotel at Capitol Hill.

It was where the Hotel George is now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For good food: Pleasant Peasant (in Friendship Heights), Japan Inn (in Georgetown), Red Sage
For fun memories: Au Pied de Cochon, Childe Harold

Yes!! To all of that. Also second Bistro Francais, Le Lion d’Or, La Chaumiere, Cafe Lautrec, Houston’s brunch in Georgetown mall, Booey’s in Georgetown, the little Greek take-out place on O St, Ten Penh downtown, 701, Zola, Pasta Mia, the Francesco Ricchi seafood place in 801 Penn, New Orleans Cafe, Cafe Atlantico, so many more

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:San Marco in Adams Morgan.

The fact that San Marco closed, while Pasta Mia is still around is all the evidence one needs that there is no benevolent God.

Pasta Mia is gone

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Houlihans

Yes! I mistakenly said Houston’s. Also add to my list the original Lauriol Plaza, the original Sushi Taro, Kinkaed’s and Citronelle. Oh and Krupins Deli in Temleytown at its zenith. An eclectic list!!