Anyone remember Harry's Tap Room in Clarendon?
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Anonymous
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I used to love that place - absolutely adore it. I would get tuna wontons and a crisp sauvignon blanc. It was so amazing!
I wish they never closed...it was all a neighborhood restaurant should be. |
Anonymous
| Were they the ones who had the buckwheat burgers? I loved those so much. |
Anonymous
| Where was it? Sounds familiar. |
Anonymous
| Yes, loved that place. It was always my first date place. |
Anonymous
| Yes, I liked Harry’s Tap Room - and also Eventide. Does anyone remember that place? |
Anonymous
we loved Eventide!! Harry’s was that Mexican place for a while, and oz, and now something different. |
Anonymous
| ^ I mean became that Mexican place. |
Anonymous
Fuego. |
Anonymous
| Wish I knew if the owners or chef at Eventide opened a new place…. |
Anonymous
| Oh I loved that place!! |
Anonymous
They owned tallullah right? What about Willow in Ballston, that was a gem. |
Anonymous
Thompson Italian! And more. Nick Freshman the owner of Eventide is part of this group: https://www.mothersaucepartners.com/ |
Anonymous
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Before Clarendon was Clarendon, it was called Little Saigon.
I remember Falls Camera being there as well as little Vietnamese eateries on Wilson Blvd. There used to be a store near the subway station that sold ballet/dance clothes, tights, shoes and nipple covers with tassels for the exotic dancers. |
Anonymous
Pp, you may enjoy this read: https://virginiahumanities.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Echoes-of-Little-Saigon.pdf |
Anonymous
That was the Greek place. |