What restaurant ( now closed) do you miss?
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Anonymous
| Oodles Noodles is still there. They just added sushi and changed their name. Nooshi. |
Anonymous
| Does any oe remember Tiber Creek? A bar in Dc that served yard beers mud 90 s. cap hill maybe? |
Anonymous
| Yes! Sort of near Union Station, I think. |
Anonymous
Oh, yeah. Yards of beer and tacos for happy hour (uh, dinner). I broke a yard glass once. Those were the days. It's now Bistro Bis at Hotel George. Sigh. |
Anonymous
| Tom Sarris Orleans House.....miss that Riverboat salad bar |
Anonymous
Of course. Some of us on this thread are, gasp, in our fifties. |
Anonymous
| The Magic Pan at Tysons Corner |
Anonymous
Oh yeah! One of our favorite drinking/ hanging out spots early 90s. |
Anonymous
The son of the original DC Maggies opened the restaurant back up in Bethesda. Haven't been there so not sure how it compares with. The original. |
Anonymous
I miss the one in Bethesda. Great place to take the kids. |
Anonymous
| I miss Mothers on Rockville Pike. Loved the coke floats. |
Anonymous
| Not reading the whole thread, so someone may have posted this already - but I miss Burrito Brothers - specifically, the black bean and spinach burrito. |
Anonymous
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All great replys and now peopel who go to fancy "in places" think they have good food. I have been to a lot of these "in" places and they all suck, just people who dress up and want to be seen there.
Sad days but enjoyed this thread. |
Anonymous
| Pancho Villa rockville |
Anonymous
| Les Halles on Pennsylvania Ave |