What’s your favorite restaurant to recommend to a visitor?
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Anonymous
| I usually tell people to go to the Hamilton. Goes down well most times. Just a big Clyde’s really, but a comfy and reasonable place, food is fine. |
Anonymous
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Ben’s
El Tamarindo The Royal St Anselm |
Anonymous
| Albi with a walk by the Potomac |
Anonymous
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Filomena during the holidays
Cafe Milano |
Anonymous
| Agree with Rasika and 2Amys. Any Peruvian Chicken joint (pollo a la brasa) if they don’t have that where they’re from. On the warf for something casual, the Gordon Ramsey fish and chips place or the tiki bar before a show at The Anthem. Many of Jose Andres’ places already mentioned. |
Anonymous
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Ethiopian food is something i recommend to visitors. Authentic in this area and a different experience!
For a fancy experience with water views, Del Mar. |
Anonymous
+1 Especially if the "experience" OP is after is colonoscopy prep. |
Anonymous
This. Ben’s is greasy and not very good. |
Anonymous
2 Amy’s serves burnt pizza. |
Anonymous
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Albi
Amazonia Tomb’s |
Anonymous
Yes, Lalibela used to be a fav. Or Ethiopic. |
Anonymous
| 1776 |
Anonymous
pp I can see recommending someone to visit for the landmark / history factor. After that I'd recommend a short walk to St. James or Maydan for food. |
Anonymous
| Dan’s Cafe |
Anonymous
| Martin's Tavern |