Aw, I offended the poor little white people. Let me rewrite to make your butts feel less hurt.

Earlier this week, I took my children to Clyde's for authentic American food. They really enjoyed it -- they have several locations, but I think you can find a lot of similar American restaurants in and around Arlington and Fairfax, VA. Highly recommend - American food is a little bland for my tastes, but there is a ton of variety and really something for everyone!!

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Anonymous wrote:Earlier this week, I took my children to Clyde's for authentic Caucasian food. They really enjoyed it -- they have several locations, but I think you can find a lot of similar Caucasian restaurants in and around Arlington and Fairfax, VA. Highly recommend - Caucasian food is a little bland for my tastes, but there is a ton of variety and really something for everyone!!

You understand Caucasian is not an ethnicity, right? I think you think you are being clever but instead you just look ignorant.

OMG way to miss the point, idiot.

Anonymous wrote:Silver spring for Ethiopian. There are also good west African restaurants too.

Start with Beteseb restaurant and Habesha restaurant in DC ( Habesha is more authentic)

Anonymous wrote:Earlier this week, I took my children to Clyde's for authentic Caucasian food. They really enjoyed it -- they have several locations, but I think you can find a lot of similar Caucasian restaurants in and around Arlington and Fairfax, VA. Highly recommend - Caucasian food is a little bland for my tastes, but there is a ton of variety and really something for everyone!!

🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️ Caucasian as in food of people who are white of European, Middle Eastern, or North African descent or that of the Caucasus mountains? Wow, what a diverse restaurant Clyde’s must be serving such a diverse cuisine from the traditional Schnitzels to kebabs, mjaddara and tabbouleh.

Silver spring for Ethiopian. There are also good west African restaurants too.

Anonymous wrote:Earlier this week, I took my children to Clyde's for authentic Caucasian food. They really enjoyed it -- they have several locations, but I think you can find a lot of similar Caucasian restaurants in and around Arlington and Fairfax, VA. Highly recommend - Caucasian food is a little bland for my tastes, but there is a ton of variety and really something for everyone!!

You understand Caucasian is not an ethnicity, right? I think you think you are being clever but instead you just look ignorant.

Rockville along the pike has a ton of different Asian restaurants.

The Spot, Pike's Kitchen have different types of (mostly) Asian food. It's a bit like indoor street food, with open seating.

Wheaton MD-lots of hole in the wall authentic places-Vietnamese, Thai, Latin and even great sushi at Moby Dick.

Earlier this week, I took my children to Clyde's for authentic Caucasian food. They really enjoyed it -- they have several locations, but I think you can find a lot of similar Caucasian restaurants in and around Arlington and Fairfax, VA. Highly recommend - Caucasian food is a little bland for my tastes, but there is a ton of variety and really something for everyone!!

Any more specific recs?

And food.

Hit send too soon.

Vienna or Tyson’s for Iranian stores.

Ashburn or Herndon for Indian stores and restaurants.
Centreville or Annandale or Chantilly Korean stores and food.
Manassas or Woodbridge for Central American stores and food.

Annandale for Korean food

Yesterday I took my young teenage kids to Eden Center in Fairfax Co for authentic Vietnamese food. They loved the whole experience.

Where else can I take them for an authentic ethnic meal/mini cultural experience? I’m not looking for food suggestions like Rasika. Rather, for suggestions for a local cultural experience.

Growing up in NYC I remember dining in Chinatown, in Brighton Beach (for Russian Food), etc. While I know DC isn’t NYC, it’s still pretty diverse.

Willing to drive up to 45 minutes or so from DC.

Any recommendations?