your top 10 restaurants to visit in this area

Anonymous
Palena
Rasika
Central
Blue Duck Tavern
Tabard Inn (Winter is nice with fireplace and cozy feel)

Inn at Little Washington if you can make it out there/a splurge but well worth it.

Lauriol Plaza has become such a DC institution - cranks it out like no other, and I think they have great tex-mex for a reasonable price. Fun and vibrant atmosphere. Delicious swirl margaritas. (Just go on a week night- weekends are insane).
Anonymous
Four of us recently went to Komi - $1k later, we left very disappointed and still hungry. Some of the ideas are obviously creative, but the courses did not flow and much of it lacked taste. I'm glad we tried it, but wouldn't go back.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Er, that should be "hype", not height.



Also should be "its" not "it's."
Anonymous
Komi
Blue Duck Tavern
BlackSalt
Taberna Del Alaberdero (High end Spanish)
Fiola


I absolutely LOVED Taberna Del Alabardero many years ago and have not been in ages. So glad to hear it's still good! I think I may have to plan a date night there soon!
Anonymous
Guapos
Anonymous
Parkway Deli
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Parkway Deli


Awesome addition to the list! Get a cup of matzo ball soup and a Delight, and be sure not to go on Sunday (no pickle bar).
Anonymous
What's KOMI like?

I just checked out their website and the concept looks interesting? What kind of food do they serve?
Anonymous
You all have no taste. I thought I was amongst my peers, but clearly not.

Tabard Inn
Cashions Eat Place
Vidalia
Inn at Little Washington
Zatinya
Rasika
Four Seasons Brunch Buffet in Georgetown
City Zen
Ben's Chili Bowl (and Ben's next door)
Ray's Hells Burger and Ray's the Steak
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:You all have no taste. I thought I was amongst my peers, but clearly not.

Tabard Inn
Cashions Eat Place
Vidalia
Inn at Little Washington
Zatinya
Rasika
Four Seasons Brunch Buffet in Georgetown
City Zen
Ben's Chili Bowl (and Ben's next door)
Ray's Hells Burger and Ray's the Steak


Ok, Restaurant Refugee...
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:What's KOMI like?

I just checked out their website and the concept looks interesting? What kind of food do they serve?


The chef has Greek ancestry, so nominally the first half of dinner is mezze and then the main course is often roasted goat, but unfortunately describing it that way doesn't give you the faintest sense of the restaurant. If you like interesting food and great flavors and don't mind the expense I would get these for your next special occasion.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Mandalay -- Burmese restaurant in Silver Spring
Negril -- Jamaican takeout chain, there's one in Silver Spring
Joe's Noodle House on Rockville Pike
Fasika's


Fasika's in Adams Morgan closed years ago. Is there another one?

La Lomas
Lauriol Plaza
Matchbox
Ben's Next Door
Ben's Chilli Bowl (love the veggie chilli cheese fries)
Dukem's (gotta do Ethiopian)
Anonymous
Persimmon
2 Amys
Ben's Chili Bowl
Brasserie Beck
Chick Fil-A
Moby Dick
Five Guys
Jaleo
Heidelberg
Chipotle
Indian Restaurant in Bethesda across from Mia's
Anonymous
Komi
CityZen
2941
Restaurant Eve
Minibar
Tabard Inn
Cafe Milano for the social scene
Zatinya
Oya
Oceanaire
Anonymous
Taste of Burma (out in the sticks near Dulles)
A & J
Dino
Matchbox
Shake Shack
Tabard Inn
Cafe Divan
Sushi-Ko on Wisconsin
Leopold's Kafe
Bistro du Coin
The Sweet Lobby (completely destroys GTown Cupcake)
Seventh Hill
Founding Farmers
Brasserie Beck
Morrison House
The Grape & Bean
Bethesda Bagel
Cava
Pete's Apizza
Trummer's on Main
2941
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