Union Street Pub
Chadwicks
O'Connells

Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't take a professor to Murphy's. It's more bar than restaurant. And you have to know he likes ethnic food for some of the other choices. I recommended Overwood but just to give you another option, Columbia Firehouse also has that type of fare (American), is more toward the heart of Old Town (will parking be an issue?) and has good indoor seating. I recommend sitting in the side room/atrium, which has good light.

Columbia firehouse has good food, but it's on the pricier side.

I work right in Old Town, and as others have noted, most of the places that fit your criteria focus on the cuisine of a specific region.

That said, come of my favorites are:

Asian Bistro
Pita House
Taverna Cretekou

I love Geranio's, but it might be pricier than you have in mind. There's also Bilbo Baggins.

I haven't eaten at the Old Town Red Rocks, but I *love* the Red Rocks on H Street in DC. Oh, and there's also a Pizzeria Paradiso on King Street.

Anonymous wrote:Rustico on Slaters Lane.

Nothing else in the area if they wanted to take a walk after lunch. Also, the food isn't good (but the beer selection is!)

Waterfront Market.
Bilbo Baggins.

For casual (seat yourself) Waterfront Market by the Torpedo Factory is pretty good. They're a sister restaurant of Bittersweet.

Momo's (Sushi)

Austin Grill re-opened after their renovations, but the reviews don't seem to be that good (haven't been there myself)

For the love of god, somebody please please bring an Indian restaurant to Old Town!

Rustico on Slaters Lane.