Anonymous wrote:What about Martin's in Georgetown? They are celebrating their 90th anniversary, and it is fun to know the Kennedy's ate there and to learn other historical tidbits. Your in-game laws sound identical to mine. They are from OH...yours?

I’m a PP with picky in laws… from Ohio.

I like the Great American Restaurants suggestion. That would work well. Maybe Founding Farmers? (I know Sietsema hates that place with a passion, but your in laws would likely enjoy it).

What about Martin's in Georgetown? They are celebrating their 90th anniversary, and it is fun to know the Kennedy's ate there and to learn other historical tidbits. Your in-game laws sound identical to mine. They are from OH...yours?

J Gilberts will be right up their alley.

My in laws sound similar and they like the Great American Restaurants.

If you are willing to go to Old Town, try Cosmopolitan Grill? My in-laws love that place.

J Gilberts or Trio in Merrifield, maybe North Italian in the Boro or Parc Deville in Mosaic or Cafe Colline in Arlington

The Smith in Penn Quarter
Brasserie Beck

Anonymous wrote:We took my aunt and uncle to Jaleo and they really got a kick out of it!

You read "meat and potatoes" and suggested tapas and small plates? I'm guessing the inlaws aren't into sharing meals.

We took my aunt and uncle to Jaleo and they really got a kick out of it!

Hank's at the Wharf

J Gilberts in McLean.

Joe’s

Any of the Great American restaurants. They're chains, but since your inlaws like predictable familiar food this might check off all the boxes for them.

Hi, looking for refreshed suggestions to take my inlaws to when they are visiting next month in DC or McLean/Arlington/Falls Church. They liked Old Ebbitt Grill and Clyde's when we've taken them there before. They are pretty conservative in what they eat- meat and potatoes type but love a good steak or seafood (if there's a meat option for him). Thank you for helping me brainstorm!