Best stew in DMV?

[Anonymous]

Where can I find a nice hearty warm stew in the DMV? Something they serve with great bread for dipping. Something salty, hot, and and unhealthy. I want something hearty that sticks to your bones on a nice cold day....although it has been warm recently.

No, I don't want to make a stew myself.

[Anonymous]

Open a can of Dinty Moore. It’s a classic.

[Anonymous]

It's been a while, but those Irish stews you get at Irish watering holes are usually very yummy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's been a while, but those Irish stews you get at Irish watering holes are usually very yummy.

+1 Most any Irish pub

[Anonymous]

The boeuf bournguignon at Convivial is lovely.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's been a while, but those Irish stews you get at Irish watering holes are usually very yummy.

+1. I like the one at the Auld Shebeen in Fairfax City, but if there are other Irish spots closer to you they could be worth a try.

And don’t laugh, but I had beef stew from Costco that was really good recently. I was going through medical treatment, and my neighbor picked it up for our family and heated it up and made a batch of noodles to with it. It was delicious and totally passed as homemade. She ‘fessed up the next day that it was from Costco! I was ready to get a membership just to try that stew again

[Anonymous]

The beef stew at Et Viola is out of this world.

[Anonymous]

Goulash if you can find one. Russian babushkas make a good one.

[Anonymous]

We do stockings for ourselves because it is more fun for our only child when we all have stockings. I buy only practical items but luxury/gourmet items we regularly would use - nice body wash or lip balm, gourmet nuts and chocolate, etc.

For DH specifically, he likes Jack Black skincare products. I also got a new variety of a hot sauce he likes, plus a bag of pistachios and some chocolate.

[Anonymous]

The Afghan Bistro has an excellent lentil soup, warm and hearty, with or without meat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We do stockings for ourselves because it is more fun for our only child when we all have stockings. I buy only practical items but luxury/gourmet items we regularly would use - nice body wash or lip balm, gourmet nuts and chocolate, etc.

For DH specifically, he likes Jack Black skincare products. I also got a new variety of a hot sauce he likes, plus a bag of pistachios and some chocolate.

Either you posted in the wrong forum, or you’re filling your stockings with beef stew. I’m praying it’s the former

[Anonymous]

I had a delicious Greek lamb stew with tomatoes and carrots and onions and rice at Mykonos in Rockville last weekend. But I think it was a special so maybe call and see if they have it before you go. It was sooo good I went home and immediately started looking for Greek lamb stew recipes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We do stockings for ourselves because it is more fun for our only child when we all have stockings. I buy only practical items but luxury/gourmet items we regularly would use - nice body wash or lip balm, gourmet nuts and chocolate, etc.

For DH specifically, he likes Jack Black skincare products. I also got a new variety of a hot sauce he likes, plus a bag of pistachios and some chocolate.

Either you posted in the wrong forum, or you’re filling your stockings with beef stew. I’m praying it’s the former

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My husband would marry me all over if I filled his stocking with stews. A little Greek lamb stew, some Hungarian goulash, Irish stew . . . all in mason jars. He'd eat them before breakfast while the kids were sucking on their candy canes.

[Anonymous]

Borscht at Rus Uz

[Anonymous]

Spanish Diner.