Takeout lunch in downtown McLean
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Anonymous
| I work near downtown McLean (NOT Tysons) and sometimes want to pick up lunch for take out. I really do not like Moby Dick's and was not particularly impressed with Sweet Leaf. Are there any other fast casual type places that are good for lunch take out? |
Anonymous
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How about Lost Dog Cafe?
McLean Location 1690 Anderson Rd McLean, VA 22102 703-356-5678 http://www.lostdogcafe.com |
Anonymous
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Wok N Roll
Balducci's salad bar Boston Market |
Anonymous
| Tachibana |
Anonymous
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What's that little Italian deli on Elm across from the old McD's? I've never been there but I always see lots of cars going in and out.
We go to Subway too much at lunch. Tachibana does a lot of takeout business. Joe's Burgers is good too. |
Anonymous
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Chicken Out
Red Tomato Pizza McLean is a culinary wasteland. Don't try the Thai place, it blows. --McLean resident. |
Anonymous
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Marvelous Market, close to the Old Tree Top Toys (Nowadays it's Child's Play I think).
Starbucks on Chain Bridge. Endo Suchi. Joe's Burguer. |
Anonymous
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Marvelous market
Chicken out |
Anonymous
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Pasa Thai (I don't think it's all that bad), Tachibana, Pulcinella has good salads
btw - what is going on with the old McDonalds in downtown Mclean? |
Anonymous
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What happened to Naked Pizza (next to Sweet Leaf or whatever place)?
And McLean has a Red Tomato Pizza? Where? |
Anonymous
| Red Tomato is a few doors down from Mclean Family Restaurant. |
Anonymous
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Red Tomato is in Salona Village, same strip as McLean Fam Rest
I would agree with Balducci's, Tachibana and Chicken Out...didn't know Pulcinella did carryout. What about Greek Taverna or that Chop-n-Chicken if it's still open? Star-Nut has fabulous quiche, salads etc. plus they get their Francais desserts from Patisserie Poupon...love the owners, nice people |
Anonymous
I don't think Naked Pizza has opened yet it McLean. |
Anonymous
| Sweet Leaf blows. We just got one in Vienna and I don't understand how that place stays in business. |
Anonymous
+1 |