What restaurant ( now closed) do you miss?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:On the very upscale side Maestro at Tyson's II.

Had the best meal of my life there, and that's saying something.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It is interesting that the most lamented losses are not the fine dining places , but rather the ordinary, mediocre ( or worse) places that had some degree of individuality. I will add Marrakesh to the list,

New Year's Eve December 1991 - ahhhh that was a great night at Marrakesh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maggie's!

That was an awesome drinking place at 16.

We will have 1 pizza and 8 pitchers of beer please!

Ohhhh what memories i have never ever found something similar to their Taco Pizza's remember??? and yes, we could drink beer at 16!!!! did they close for that?

[Anonymous]

Ha' Penny Lion

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fritzbees! Only because of the mozzarella sticks with rasberry sauce.

LOVED this place!

I can remember the name, but can't quite place it. Where was it? I'm thinking...Rockville Pike?

[Anonymous]

American Cafe.

[Anonymous]

Keyhole Inn

Bardo Rodeo

La Cantanita Havana (?) Arlington

[Anonymous]

Whitey's

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ha' Penny Lion

Yes!! The original meat market, along with Rumors and Gusti's and Mad Hatter. Yes, I partied in the '80s in DC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Whitey's

Halloween 1990

Pictures of customers all dressed up on the walls

Classic

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fritzbees! Only because of the mozzarella sticks with rasberry sauce.

LOVED this place!

I can remember the name, but can't quite place it. Where was it? I'm thinking...Rockville Pike?

Yes! Behind Pier 1...there's a Fuddruckers there now

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ha' Penny Lion

Yes!! The original meat market, along with Rumors and Gusti's and Mad Hatter. Yes, I partied in the '80s in DC.

And Mike Bakers and Mister Days.

[Anonymous]

Deja Vu!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Whitey's

love me some Whitey's!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:On the very upscale side Maestro at Tyson's II.

Had the best meal of my life there, and that's saying something.

what did you order? I must have ordered poorly. It was certainly a good meal, but not awesome.