expensive restaurant recommendations
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Anonymous
| I agree with the 4:26 poster who suggested Marcel's. The food and service at Marcel's is amazing. It's in DC, not MD, but worth it. |
Anonymous
This was going to be my suggestion. It’s in VA, but not far from the MD border. |
Anonymous
+1 the food is great and the service as well. It’s not noisy and it is a place you can dress up for. |
Anonymous
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What is odd is that you want the most expensive possible.
Not the best food or experience. I don’t like the sounds of you/this. |
Anonymous
Nope. We were not impressed last time. What about roses luxury? |
Anonymous
+1. Very easy to get to from Maryland. This is the best. |
Anonymous
Link: https://www.laubergechezfrancois.com/ |
Anonymous
| You need a place with the best years of Hundred Acre, DRC, Y’quem and Pappy to make this truly work. |
Anonymous
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If you just want to throw money around here’s recent article:
https://mostexpensively.com/most-expensive-restaurants-in-washington-dc/ |
Anonymous
What did you have at Cut? Any recommendations? |
Anonymous
We all had something different -- a really good crab dish, a steak, and another meat dish. And, the desserts were the best ones I have ever had and not that expensive -- we each had something different...we will go back and sit at the bar just for the desserts. |
Anonymous
PS ... here is the menu link - https://wolfgangpuck.com/dining/cut-dc/ |
Anonymous
| Its in DC but Masseria, do chef's tasting menu. |
Anonymous
| I would go to a Korean BBQ place and get the most expensive cuts of meat. |