Underrated Restaurants in the DMV

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Original Ledos College Park
Marathon deli Gyros
Chaps pit beef
Sunshine General Store burgers

Since it was sold and moved onto Rt 1, Marathon has really done downhill. It used to be the best. Now it's just like any other gyro place.

You are spot-on with the Sunshine burger.

I’ve had the gyro special since it moved and I thought it was identical. The fries as well.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Original Ledos College Park
Marathon deli Gyros
Chaps pit beef
Sunshine General Store burgers

Attmans thin sliced corned beef sandwich.

[Anonymous]

Pancake house in Rockville has really good breakfast and great fresh OJ. Quick and reliable service and community minded owners.

Guardado’s on bethesda is really solid Spanish food — I feel like no one remembers it’s there.

And Julia’s empanadas are so good. I get empnanadas much fancier places and think “meh….not as good as Julia’s.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I always think Clydes serves a solidly good to great meal, jovial ambience, top notch service. It's like your reliable uncle who will always make you laugh, save your bacon, leave you money in his will, but is taken for granted.

Completely agree.

Recently went there after over a decade and agree!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Original Ledos College Park
Marathon deli Gyros
Chaps pit beef
Sunshine General Store burgers

Since it was sold and moved onto Rt 1, Marathon has really done downhill. It used to be the best. Now it's just like any other gyro place.

You are spot-on with the Sunshine burger.

I’ve had the gyro special since it moved and I thought it was identical. The fries as well.

Same just got takeout recently and it was still as good.

[Anonymous]

Silver Diner
Crystal Thai in Arlington

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Roy Rogers

My brother who lives in NY goes to Roy Rogers every aine time he visits us in MoCo. He loves that place

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I always think Clydes serves a solidly good to great meal, jovial ambience, top notch service. It's like your reliable uncle who will always make you laugh, save your bacon, leave you money in his will, but is taken for granted.

Completely agree.

Silver Diner fan here—we love Clyde’s too. I especially love the one near the Mark Center and hope it doesn’t close. Never seems very busy.