What restaurant ( now closed) do you miss?
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Anonymous
| Oz |
Anonymous
| Cafe Asia in Rosslyn! I still crave several of their menu items. |
Anonymous
And one on Rte 29 in Gainesville |
Anonymous
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Honolulu restaurant in Alexandria on Telegraph road...Chinese restaurant with a tiki bar theme ..good mai tais.
Closed due to road expansion. |
Anonymous
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Two Quail on Capitol Hill.
It was decorated like a Victorian grandmothers living room (weird, but comfy), the service was impeccable and the food was great. |
Anonymous
| Tippy's Taco - the original one. |
Anonymous
| S & W Cafeteria in DC. I remember going after church on Sundays back in the 60's. Good southern comfort food. |
Anonymous
Or Scholls? |
Anonymous
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All in Georgetown
Georgetown cafe (many a late late late night eating there). Old Glory (it was only there a few years, but very fun). Paolo's (they had a great tapanade with bread sticks) Hamburger Hamlet So many fun food memories. |
Anonymous
Yes! |
Anonymous
Another for me! Loved brunch there. |
Anonymous
Woodmont Grill (former Houston’s) in Bethesda is identical. Enjoy! |
Anonymous
That place was awesome—a total throwback. We were lucky to go there a few times before the beltway wiped it out. |
Anonymous
It's moved down the street to a larger location |
Anonymous
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AV's Ristorante on New York Ave. Sitting the dining room with their huge fireplace and a roaring fire as I dug into a stuffed artichoke followed by Chicken Parmesan. Heaven!
Also on NY Ave., Marrakesh was a beautiful setting, great food and a very memorable experience. Miss that place. Houston's in Bethesda when I worked at the Discovery Channel in the late 90s. Fond memories. |