What restaurant ( now closed) do you miss?

[Anonymous]

Anchor Inn Wheaton and a sub shop in Congressional Plaza called Jiffy Shops. I used to spend my allowance on steak and cheese and birch beer there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cashion's Eat Place
Adam Express

But not Radius or Tonic?

I miss Tonic, and had no idea Radius closed! Bummer!

[Anonymous]

Stoupsey's!!!

Dating myself, I know...

[Anonymous]

Geno's
Burger Chef
Garfinckels restaurant, the height of sophistication as a fashion fledgling, circa 1984.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Houstons in Georgetown

Yes! I have always loved Houston's.

Big Bowl in Clarendon.

The old Rio Grande. Uncle Julio's is not the same.

Agree on all counts. Houston's crispy chicken salad with the combination dressing was my favorite meal.

[Anonymous]

Loved Tel Aviv Cafe. We went there all the time. Great food and great atmosphere.

[Anonymous]

The American Café. Chicken salad on a croissant was very novel in the 80s.

[Anonymous]

[quote=Anonymous]For nostalgia/fun memories: Childe Harold, Austin Grill, Au Pied De Cochon
For food: Red Sage, Japan Inn, Pleasant Peasant (in Mazza Gallerie)
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+1 on this list, but I miss Red Sage the most. The food there was amazing.

[Anonymous]

Was Tiber creek the one where you could get beer by the yard for some ridiculously cheap price?

I miss the place butterfield 9 (is that right?) that was downtown near treasury. The food was really good and it was one of the few places down there where you could get lunch and hear what the other person is saying. Given all the interview lunches that go on downtown, I can't understand why more restaurants can't come up with a quieter setting. I was a MCDC and it was so loud I had to literally scream at the waiter for him to hear my order.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Russian Tea Room and Mama Leoni's both in NYC. Both places my parents took me for my birthdays growing up, before / after seeing shows on Broadway.

The Russian Tea Room is still standing. Not sure about Mama's.

[Anonymous]

O'Donnell's in Bethesda and Gaithersburg
Mother's on Rockville Pike
Good Time Charley's near Princeton, NJ

[Anonymous]

City Burger in Bethesda!!! It was short lived, but we went there about once a week lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Farrell's and Hot Shoppes Cafeteria in Wheaton Plaza.

Copelands on Rockville Pike.

My husband and I had our first date there! It's also where I fell in love with Bananas Foster.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Rendevous Inn and Sante Fe Cafe in College Park.

Don't forget the Cellar! Which is now something called Milkboy Art House or some damn thing.

I have some FANTASTIC stories from time spent at the Cellar. Omg, what a horrible, wonderful place was.

[Anonymous]

I miss Vietnam Garden in Clarendon, outdoor dining under greenery and string lights, my favorite place to go in the summer.