What restaurant ( now closed) do you miss?

[Anonymous]

Shakeys and Dunmores in Bethesda

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Les Halles on Pennsylvania Ave

+1

Also, not really a restaurant, but I miss Eatzi's! The breakfast burrito with egg, potato, bacon, salsa, and did I mention bacon, was to die for!

[Anonymous]

Vegetarian place on Connecticut Ave north of Dupont
The tex mex place on the waterfront in DC
Adams Morgan restaurant with roof top eating

Can't remember names well anymore!

[Anonymous]

Pizza Delight in Springfield Mall (closed because the owners were laundering cocaine money)...Nan King which closed in the late 90's after being the oldest Chinese restaurant in DC (it was opened in the 1890's).... Annies in Georgetown. Vesuvio Pizza in Dupont. The Original Stoney's at 13th and L. Addas ababi in Adams Morgan. China Doll in chinatown. Generous Georges.

[Anonymous]

Keyhole Inn, Arlington (GREAT chili in a dive bar, a Phyllis Richman fave fwiw).

Red Sea

Havana Cantinita, Arlington

Red Sage

Cafe Dalat

[Anonymous]

Maestro in Tysons.

[Anonymous]

Citronelle - Only did dinner once a year, but desserts upstairs was an affordable treat on a regular basis.

[Anonymous]

Jean Michele- Wildwood shopping center

Apparently Pines of Rome in Bethesda is going to close but the owner has not disclosed a date.

[Anonymous]

Eating outside under the grape arbor in summer or inside in the horse stalls at the Iron Gate Inn. (Although I think the food's likely to be better whenever it re-opens.) Louisiana Express in Bethesda opposite the car dealership. Reaching way back, the old Hogates on the waterfront.

[Anonymous]

I forgot Louisiana Express. Yes!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:San Marco in Adams Morgan.

The fact that San Marco closed, while Pasta Mia is still around is all the evidence one needs that there is no benevolent God.

Couldn't agree more! Loved San Marco!

[Anonymous]

the vegetarian place on conn north of dupont was food for thought. back in the day, it was the place to find out about rallies, protests, group houses and hear live music and eat black bean soup.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Eating outside under the grape arbor in summer or inside in the horse stalls at the Iron Gate Inn. (Although I think the food's likely to be better whenever it re-opens.)

Yes! When is it going to re-open?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I forgot Louisiana Express. Yes!

Louisiana Kitchen on Cordell Ave has Jose in the kitchen who was the chef for 20 years at Louisiana Express.

[Anonymous]

Vesuvio's at Dupont Circle. Good late night pizza and gyro's.