Where to go for really good mussels and fries?
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Anonymous
| Tyber Bierhaus - same people that own St. Arnolds. |
Anonymous
I have always heard great things about this place, and still haven't tried it!! |
Anonymous
+10000000000 |
Anonymous
It used to be fantastic but has slipped bit in recent years. The mussels and fries are usually still a safe bet but we've noticed less consistency in other dishes. Good beer list! |
Anonymous
| If you're ever in Richmond, try Can Can. Their Moules Frites is the best! |
Anonymous
Is this for both locations? I heard they had a Gaithersburg/Kentlands place in addition to the DC one. |
Anonymous
| Do any of these places also serve clams in a nice broth? I always prefer clams to mussels but they are more difficult to find in a good broth. |
Anonymous
Hank's is pretty good. |
Anonymous
Or, actually, I had delicious mussels and fries at Poste 3 or 4 years ago. I think things have changed over there since, but it might still be on the menu. |
Anonymous
Went there last week. Really good! But the upstairs was really loud but the downstairs club soda area was much quieter. |
Anonymous
| I really dislike Et Voila. It always gets top reviews but I've never had a good or pleasant meal there. The wait staff are pretentious and have pained expressions if they are asked any questions. I prefer Mannequin Pis. I've also had wonderful mussels at Mussel Bar even though it is routinely panned. Love Bistrot du Coin - so jolly, down-to-earth and the mussels are above average. |
Anonymous
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Central
Cafe du Parc My go to places for mussels and frites. Always delicious. No grit. |
Anonymous
| Montmartre |
Anonymous
Please support Tyber, lest they fall upon the same fate as last 4 restaurant failures that occupied that space. |
Anonymous
| St. Arnolds |