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[quote=Anonymous]I've lived in Laurel for over 20 years and unfortunately we have a dearth of good non-chain restaurants.  But some options:

If you head south on US-1 from the mill, when you get to the Town Center at Laurel (the rebuilt Laurel Mall), across the street, there is a restaurant called Red Sky.  It used to be an upscale restaurant, but they found that there wasn't a real big market (although that may change with the rebuilt mall), so they changed to more of a good, but not upscale seafood restaurant.  It's still pretty good, but not upscaled.

In the new Laurel Mall, they've opened a restaurant called B.J.'s Restaurant and Brewhouse that just opened a week or two ago.  We haven't been there yet, but it looks like a higher end chain steakhouse/brewhouse.

If you like Indian/Thai, you can try Sapphire Indian/Thai.  It's at the corner of MD-197 and Contee Road.  It's good Indian food (I haven't tried the Thai food there).

There is also a new small place called Curry Leaf on US-1 at the SE corner of the intersection with Cypress Street (the South end of Laurel Lake plaza where the Best Buy, Lowe's and Safeway are).  It's Indian cuisine and I've had several friends who tried it and said it was quite good.  I have not been there yet.

If you go by Yelp, it says Sapphire is 3.5/5 and Curry Leaf is 4.5/5 stars.

For El Salavadorean/Mexican cuisine, there is a small restaurant called Mango's Grill.  It is at the corner or US-1 and Cherry Lane in the strip mall on the SE corner.  Again, I have not been there, but some local friends have talked about it well and it is rated 4.5/5 on Yelp.

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