What restaurant ( now closed) do you miss?
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Anonymous
The worst TGIFridays in the country  .
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Anonymous
Same menu at Woodmont Grill in Bethesda! Including the yummy veggie burger. |
Anonymous
The Silver Spring location recently closed. It was never as good as the Rockville Pike spot. |
Anonymous
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All in Bethesda/Chevy Chase:
Chatters Chadwick’s Armadillo Grill Tequila Sunrise Negril Athenian Plaka |
Anonymous
| AV pizza |
Anonymous
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Mongolian BBQ Bethesda
Chop Stix Muddy Branch Shopping Center Gaithersburg Michaels Noodles Travilah Square. |
Anonymous
soon after BDs closed I traveled to suburban Cincinnati and there, to our delight was a BDs Mongollian BBQ! But of course it just wasn’t as good. |
Anonymous
| Anyone remember Dunmore’s on Bethesda Ave ? More of a bar than a restaurant but I had a lot of great times there in the 80’s. |
Anonymous
| Bethesda in the 70’s and 80’s was vastly superior than the Bethesda of today. |
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So many good ones named already!
I’ll add Roy’s in Gaithersburg. I’d love one more Pocohontas! |
Anonymous
| Oh- and The Thai Room! |
Anonymous
| Thai Pilin. It was a small Thai restaurant in Tyson’s, near the old Tower Records. Best PadThai I’ve ever had. |
Anonymous
| DC Coast |
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Donutchew in Vienna just closed. Those mochi donuts were amazing.
Not surprised they closed though; they weren’t open early—and it’s a donut place. Also it was expensive. |
Anonymous
| I don’t remember anything else on the menu, but the Harry’s (and it had a different name before that I think) in Pentagon City had this amazing buckwheat bean burger. I still think of that burger sometimes. Of course now that I have fifteen years of cooking under my belt I can’t remember what it was that made it taste so amazing so I can’t try to recreate it. Maybe smoked paprika? |