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Anonymous wrote:If you want a little more casual, True Food is really tasty with a lot of healthy and vegetarian options. And Tatte is yummy. Raku is also good.

Love Tatte & Raku. I do not get it with True Food. I have been 5 times. It is fine but I always leave unsatisfied and somewhat still hungry. People rave so much, but it’s usually people who want to look like they eat, but are actually super restrictive and orthorexic.

100% True Food is not good. Small portions, no seasoning.

Anonymous wrote:If you want a little more casual, True Food is really tasty with a lot of healthy and vegetarian options. And Tatte is yummy. Raku is also good.

Love Tatte & Raku. I do not get it with True Food. I have been 5 times. It is fine but I always leave unsatisfied and somewhat still hungry. People rave so much, but it’s usually people who want to look like they eat, but are actually super restrictive and orthorexic.

Ethiopian place down on Bethesda Ave - Chercher

for quick lunch, Tacombi (taco place) is tasty

breakfast I'd do Silver Diner

Planta is pretty good for vegan altho wouldn't be only one of 2 meals I had in Bethesda

My fave at Salt Line is the appetizer of baked clamshells - "Stuffies" also their lobster roll is classic New England style and quite good (way better than Luke's)

Blacks, Woodmont grill.

If you want a little more casual, True Food is really tasty with a lot of healthy and vegetarian options. And Tatte is yummy. Raku is also good.

Oooo thank you!

NP. I love Spanish Diner. Didn’t realize Salt Line had opened. What do you like there?

Saltline or Spanish Diner. Both near the metro.

I'm coming into town in a couple days, would like suggestions for a nice lunchtime spot for lunch with a friend. I used to know Bethesda like the back of my hand but moved away 10 years ago so no idea really what there is to choose from outside of what I see online. Any suggestions would be appreciated!

Thanks!