Graduation Dinner Northern Virginia

[Anonymous]

Suggestions for graduation dinner in Northern Virginia?

[Anonymous]

Budget, location, number of people? Desired cuisine?

[Anonymous]

4 people; Northern Virginia; any cuisine.

[Anonymous]

Graduation from kindergarten or college? C'mon OP, be a little specific...

[Anonymous]

Belissimo in Fairfax, Trummer's on Main in Clifton, Aracosia in McLean, Clarity in Vienna

[Anonymous]

HS graduation. 4 people; Northern VA.

[Anonymous]

Mike's American Grill, Springfield

[Anonymous]

We had our son's HS graduation lunch at Trummer's this past June and it was outstanding.

[Anonymous]

omg ask the graduate what they want

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:omg ask the graduate what they want

Are you the same person who always says this? Do you really think 18 year olds have a ton of knowledge about area restaurants? Don’t you understand giving them a few options to choose from? Even if you don’t, ffs, pipe down. I confidently speak for everyone on this board when I say we are sick to death of you.

[Anonymous]

2941 in Falls Church.

[Anonymous]

Bombay Tandoor in Tyson’s

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:omg ask the graduate what they want

Are you the same person who always says this? Do you really think 18 year olds have a ton of knowledge about area restaurants? Don’t you understand giving them a few options to choose from? Even if you don’t, ffs, pipe down. I confidently speak for everyone on this board when I say we are sick to death of you.

Wahh wahh. Has your kid not decided their preferences in the last 18 years? Do they not have a favorite restaurant?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:omg ask the graduate what they want

Are you the same person who always says this? Do you really think 18 year olds have a ton of knowledge about area restaurants? Don’t you understand giving them a few options to choose from? Even if you don’t, ffs, pipe down. I confidently speak for everyone on this board when I say we are sick to death of you.

NP. I think that most 18 year olds, whose families think “restaurant “ when it comes to celebrations have probably been to enough restaurants to have opinions about what they like — and what they don’t. Suggesting options is, of course, a great idea, but so is asking the guest of honor. The most recent HS graduation meal that I attended was — despite many posher suggestions— held at a Nandos. The graduate— who chose the spot — was very happy that her family and invited guests took HER suggestion.