What restaurant ( now closed) do you miss?

Anonymous
Sam and Harry's in Tyson and ironically the Woo Lae Oak behind Pentagon City
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Anonymous wrote:I will miss Austin Grill.

+1 on this. They were the only place that served migas.


Damn. Are they closing too??? Say it isn't so!


The one in Springfield is still open . And yes they still serve the Migas Plate.
Anonymous
I'm pretty sure that these have already been mentioned:

Farrell's
Chesapeake Bay Seafood House
Blackie's House of Beef
Anonymous
Also, Chi Chi's
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Pancho Villa in Rockville!!!!!!


My 1st thought - yes!
Anonymous
Three chefs in Annandale. Lots of Saturday mornings having pancakes there with dad growing up.
Anonymous
Someone please tell me the name of the french restaurant that was in old town on king street. I was last there in 2005. Not sure how long it has been gone
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Anonymous wrote:The American Café. Chicken salad on a croissant was very novel in the 80s.


Wow, what a blast from the past I haven't thought about for at least 20 years. Now I want one!


And the poster who mentioned the tarragon -- that was what made it!

OK, if you lived and loved the '80s in DC, join me in a shoutout to Suzanne's -- the wine bar above Larimers , on Connecticut Avenue north of DuPont Circle. I can remember many long Saturday afternoon wine dates with my galpals there.
Anonymous
La Fourchette in AdMo. Used to go there with my now husband when we lived in DC.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:La Fourchette in AdMo. Used to go there with my now husband when we lived in DC.


I remember that place!!! They had a chicken and puff pastry dish I loved.
Anonymous
food for thought, connecticut ave, Golden Temple of Conscious Cookery
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Anonymous wrote:Sam and Harry's in Tyson and ironically the Woo Lae Oak behind Pentagon City


Winner right here. I think about that all of the time.
Anonymous
JADE BILLOW
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Anonymous wrote:food for thought, connecticut ave, Golden Temple of Conscious Cookery


That's old school Dupont Circle.
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Anonymous wrote:food for thought, connecticut ave, Golden Temple of Conscious Cookery


That's old school Dupont Circle.[/quote
Here is another: Childe Harold
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