Mykonos Grill in Rockville

If he wants a beer and sandwich joint, Gillys is what you want. Also you can bring takeout into the new Babycat Brewery in Kensington.

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Anonymous wrote:Knowles Station in Kensington is great.

+1

Babycat Brewery and Frankly Pizza, both nearby, are also terrific. Start at Babycat for beers and then walk a few blocks to Frankly (or Knowles Station). DH and I did a version of this for a date night recently and had a blast. Dish and Dram is good, too.

+1

Java Nation, Gilly’s.

Anonymous wrote:Knowles Station in Kensington is great.

+1

Babycat Brewery and Frankly Pizza, both nearby, are also terrific. Start at Babycat for beers and then walk a few blocks to Frankly (or Knowles Station). DH and I did a version of this for a date night recently and had a blast. Dish and Dram is good, too.

Knowles Station in Kensington is great.

Quincy's Bar and Grill - never been, want to go, I think it's close to what you are looking for. Near Whole Foods.


https://www.quincyssouth.com/

Anonymous wrote:We go to 2 Amy's regularly. It's 10 minutes from where I am in Bethesda. Also love Fish Taco either in downtown Bethesda or Cabin John. Millie's is child friendly. Pike & Rose has some great options.

This is a good list. Also, consider Jetty's & Surfside

We go to 2 Amy's regularly. It's 10 minutes from where I am in Bethesda. Also love Fish Taco either in downtown Bethesda or Cabin John. Millie's is child friendly. Pike & Rose has some great options.

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Anonymous wrote:In Bethesda Rock Bottom isn't bad-- craft beer and kids can do make your own pizza. Doesn't have much charm but it's fine.

Or Bethesda has a ton Mexican and Mexican-adjacent if your kids eat that (Guapos for the tortilla machine which amused my kids, but Casa Oaxaca, Mexicue, Tacombi probably have better food).

Could also go up to one of the MoCo breweries-- they often have food trucks or other food on site.

I am pp above with the list. Would +1 for Casa Oaxaca (also in Woodmont Triangle)

https://www.casaoaxacamd.com/

and I would +1 doghaus-- it has a great beer list (and a good variety of hot dogs/burgers/chicken sandwiches)

Anonymous wrote:In Bethesda Rock Bottom isn't bad-- craft beer and kids can do make your own pizza. Doesn't have much charm but it's fine.

Or Bethesda has a ton Mexican and Mexican-adjacent if your kids eat that (Guapos for the tortilla machine which amused my kids, but Casa Oaxaca, Mexicue, Tacombi probably have better food).

Could also go up to one of the MoCo breweries-- they often have food trucks or other food on site.

I am pp above with the list. Would +1 for Casa Oaxaca (also in Woodmont Triangle)

https://www.casaoaxacamd.com/

I am not familiar with either, but just took a quick look online. I can see why he misses those!

Black Market Bistro in Garrett Park http://www.blackmarketrestaurant.com/carry-out-menu/

Dog Haus on Woodmont. https://doghaus.com/location/bethesda-biergarten/

Java Nation on the Pike
https://java-nation.com/menuRockville.html

Persimmon on Wisconsin
https://persimmonrestaurant.com/

Wild Tomato in Cabin John
https://wildtomatorestaurant.com/

Barrel and Crow in Woodmont Triangle
https://barrelandcrow.com/food-drink/

Dogfish further up 270
https://dogfishalehouse.com/beer-on-tap/on-tap-in-gaithersburg/

In Bethesda Rock Bottom isn't bad-- craft beer and kids can do make your own pizza. Doesn't have much charm but it's fine.

Or Bethesda has a ton Mexican and Mexican-adjacent if your kids eat that (Guapos for the tortilla machine which amused my kids, but Casa Oaxaca, Mexicue, Tacombi probably have better food).

Could also go up to one of the MoCo breweries-- they often have food trucks or other food on site.

At Pike and Rose

My DH hates living here because there isn't a Lost Dog Cafe or Rustico like we had near our old house. I think he misses getting a good craft beer and sandwich. We'll go to Joes, Cheesecake Factory, Matchbox, but we're getting bored of the same old. We also have two kids who only eat chicken nuggets and pizza. What are we missing in our new neighborhood? Where do you (fellow MoCo resident) like to eat around here that will be less than a 15 minute drive away?