Anonymous
Post 04/12/2012 06:33     Subject: Re:Best Diner in D.C. Area?
Anonymous wrote:OP, THIS IS DC WE DON'T HAVE REAL DINERS ANYMORE. WE GOT RID OF THEM WHEN WE SQUEEZED OUT THE MIDDLE CLASSES FROM UPPER NORTHWEST. THE MIDDLE CLASSES FLED TO ROCKVILLE ETC AND ARE FORCED TO EAT AT APPLEBEES AND OLIVE GARDEN AND SILVER DINER AND OTHER CORPORATE FERN BAR/DINER/RESTAURANTS, THANK YOU VERY MUCH. THIS NOT NY/NJ/BOSTON/PORTLAND WHERE YOU HAVE A THRIVING ARTISINAL MIDDLE/WORKING CLASS, THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
Are you J a son?
Anonymous
Post 04/12/2012 06:32     Subject: Re:Best Diner in D.C. Area?
Anonymous wrote:19:02, please don't write in all caps. It makes it difficult to read, detracts from any point you are trying to make, and makes you seemed unhinged.
19:02 IS unhinged. Eloquent, passionate and definitely unhinged.
Anonymous
Post 04/11/2012 21:44     Subject: Best Diner in D.C. Area?
Tally Ho has some good diner food
Anonymous
Post 04/11/2012 21:23     Subject: Best Diner in D.C. Area?
Florida Avenue Grill
Anonymous
Post 04/11/2012 20:32     Subject: Re:Best Diner in D.C. Area?
Pancake House in Bethesda?
Anonymous
Post 04/11/2012 20:30     Subject: Best Diner in D.C. Area?
I second American City Diner. Good shakes and malts.
Anonymous
Post 04/11/2012 19:42     Subject: Re:Best Diner in D.C. Area?
19:02, please don't write in all caps. It makes it difficult to read, detracts from any point you are trying to make, and makes you seemed unhinged.
Anonymous
Post 04/11/2012 19:02     Subject: Re:Best Diner in D.C. Area?
OP, THIS IS DC WE DON'T HAVE REAL DINERS ANYMORE. WE GOT RID OF THEM WHEN WE SQUEEZED OUT THE MIDDLE CLASSES FROM UPPER NORTHWEST. THE MIDDLE CLASSES FLED TO ROCKVILLE ETC AND ARE FORCED TO EAT AT APPLEBEES AND OLIVE GARDEN AND SILVER DINER AND OTHER CORPORATE FERN BAR/DINER/RESTAURANTS, THANK YOU VERY MUCH. THIS NOT NY/NJ/BOSTON/PORTLAND WHERE YOU HAVE A THRIVING ARTISINAL MIDDLE/WORKING CLASS, THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
Anonymous
Post 04/11/2012 18:36     Subject: Best Diner in D.C. Area?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Woodmont Grill...Parkway Deli...not traditional diners, but excellent fare.

Parkway Deli is a Jewish Deli, not a diner. It's great food and I love it, but it isn't a diner. They're different.


Yes, but there are no good diners in DC, so it'll have to do.


Agree.

There's American City Diner in CC, but I like Parkway better.
Anonymous
Post 04/11/2012 17:56     Subject: Best Diner in D.C. Area?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Woodmont Grill...Parkway Deli...not traditional diners, but excellent fare.

Parkway Deli is a Jewish Deli, not a diner. It's great food and I love it, but it isn't a diner. They're different.


Yes, but there are no good diners in DC, so it'll have to do.
Anonymous
Post 04/11/2012 17:53     Subject: Best Diner in D.C. Area?
Cookies Kitchen in Pasadena, MD is the best real authentic diner in Maryland. Hands down. No question!
Anonymous
Post 04/11/2012 17:08     Subject: Best Diner in D.C. Area?
Anonymous wrote:Woodmont Grill...Parkway Deli...not traditional diners, but excellent fare.

Parkway Deli is a Jewish Deli, not a diner. It's great food and I love it, but it isn't a diner. They're different.
Anonymous
Post 04/11/2012 15:58     Subject: Best Diner in D.C. Area?
I second the Parkway rec. Not a traditional diner, but great food. And I'm fron dinerland myself.
Anonymous
Post 04/11/2012 15:55     Subject: Best Diner in D.C. Area?
Woodmont Grill...Parkway Deli...not traditional diners, but excellent fare.
Anonymous
Post 04/11/2012 15:54     Subject: Best Diner in D.C. Area?
Old Gtown Grill in Bethesda. And Tastee is about as traditional diner as you get in this area. At least the one in Silver Spring.