What restaurant does everyone love but you think is meh?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I agree witih OP on Founding Farmers. Also Taco Bamba, and Zatinya.

Taco bamba is more fast food though isn’t it? I agree FF is over rated also.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’ll go first. Founding Farmers. It’s fine but I see people recommend it constantly, especially to tourists and I just don’t get it.

Agree for everything except the brunch buffet which is fantastic.

[Anonymous]

Glad I’m not the only one who thinks Founding Farmers is meh at best.

Not a fan of Xiquet. Food was good, but portions were comically small, especially the signature paella.

Also think Two Amy’s is overrated.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, I think most restaurants are meh.

Agree with you post-pandemic. Almost every expensive restaurant has been a disappointment. Ellie Bird comes to mind as a good example of “not worth it.”

100% I was so excited about Ellie Bird but it was underwhelming and the service has been terrible every time I've been there.

[Anonymous]

Lebanese Taverna


I thought Opal was good. *shrugs*

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:pretty much everything in DC

Yup

You guys just have such an advanced palette and such elevated tastes, I’m incredibly fortunate to even post on the same anonymous message board as you. Wow.

Let me guess, everything in NYC is delectable right? Or is it Paris? Or are you going to go for a really deep reach and just say nothing can compare to the delicacies you enjoyed on your study abroad in Johannesburg or Delhi? Which way are you going to play this?

Palate.

You’re aware of autocorrect or do you have your head too far up your rear to have learned of this feature? It’s notoriously unable to read context clues and correct typos appropriately.

[Anonymous]

Rasika.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Fast casual, but Moby Dick

Have moved from the area, and miss this place! I love it!!!!!

[Anonymous]

I only went once but was Queen's English was disappointing; everything was fine, but just... fine.

Someone mentioned Zatinya; I've been going for 20 years and still find it consistently delicious.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’ll go first. Founding Farmers. It’s fine but I see people recommend it constantly, especially to tourists and I just don’t get it.

I came on to say the same after reading your title!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:pretty much everything in DC

Yup

You guys just have such an advanced palette and such elevated tastes, I’m incredibly fortunate to even post on the same anonymous message board as you. Wow.

Let me guess, everything in NYC is delectable right? Or is it Paris? Or are you going to go for a really deep reach and just say nothing can compare to the delicacies you enjoyed on your study abroad in Johannesburg or Delhi? Which way are you going to play this?

Palate.

You’re aware of autocorrect or do you have your head too far up your rear to have learned of this feature? It’s notoriously unable to read context clues and correct typos appropriately.

NP. Why didn’t you proofread your own post?

[Anonymous]

Matchbox

[Anonymous]

Los Dos Portillos in Denver. I did not see them in the DMV. My whole family and extended family and everyone love it. It's just beans and rice and meh to me. Their chips and salsa are good.

[Anonymous]

The Dabney
Tail Up Goat

[Anonymous]

Peter Chang's

It all has the same spice. All the food tastes the same. Service is also very average.