Anonymous wrote:Called black market bistro and they are already full.

What about Black's on Woodmont Ave. ; not Black Market Bistro in Garrett Park.

Eat at home. Get a spiral sliced ham, some biscuits, make a green salad and a wild rice salad and call it a day. Then the 2 year old can go right down for his/her nap, and you can enjoy some mimosas.

Called black market bistro and they are already full.

Called black market bistro and they are already full.

Anonymous wrote:what about black's bar & kitchen? had a great father's day brunch there a few years ago.

+1. We enjoyed a great Easter brunch there last year.

what about black's bar & kitchen? had a great father's day brunch there a few years ago.

Lias, Mon Ami Gabi (but that's Bethesda Row), Chef Geoffs, Founding Farmers

We'll have family in town and my brilliant idea was going to be Old Angler's Inn on the patio, as our 2 year old is a pretty good little restaurant trooper IF there is enough to keep her entertained (and outdoor eating usually works). However, it is $81 pp, which is more than I want to spend -- and ridiculous considering their normal Sunday brunch is $28 pp. We live near Bethesda Row, so I'd like to avoid the usual suspects there, but still take our parents somewhere nice(r) but at which a high chair would not be a disaster. Suggestions?