Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In our home, we sometimes refer to Range as "Ron-jay"
(Like Stron-jay in Coming to America)
The food is good, but not sure I see the appeal of eating in an indoor mall courtyard.
That was "Boomerang" not "Coming to America"
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Holy shit @ this whole thread
Seriously. People think that Cafe Deluxe would open another restaurant exactly in between the two restaurants it has already? And that Pete's needs another location a mile from the one they already have?
Cafe Deluxe used to be pretty good, but it is starting to show its mediocrity and its age as just another corporate restaurant concept. Chevy Chase DC deserves more locally owned, independent restaurants.
Anonymous wrote:In our home, we sometimes refer to Range as "Ron-jay"
(Like Stron-jay in Coming to America)
The food is good, but not sure I see the appeal of eating in an indoor mall courtyard.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In our home, we sometimes refer to Range as "Ron-jay"
(Like Stron-jay in Coming to America)
The food is good, but not sure I see the appeal of eating in an indoor mall courtyard.
I didn't know they had seating in the mall courtyard- I've only eaten in the restaurant, but I don't think the cache is that bad, knowing you are on the Rodeo Drive of DC with all the high end designer stores nearby.
Anonymous wrote:In our home, we sometimes refer to Range as "Ron-jay"
(Like Stron-jay in Coming to America)
The food is good, but not sure I see the appeal of eating in an indoor mall courtyard.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Holy shit @ this whole thread
Seriously. People think that Cafe Deluxe would open another restaurant exactly in between the two restaurants it has already? And that Pete's needs another location a mile from the one they already have?
Cafe Deluxe used to be pretty good, but it is starting to show its mediocrity and its age as just another corporate restaurant concept. Chevy Chase DC deserves more locally owned, independent restaurants.
I agree about Cafe Deluxe, it has gone totally downhill. I also love Connecticut Ave. in Chevy Chase DC. I can't believe nobody has mentioned the Parthenon on this entire thread. Its one of the best greek restaurants in the DC area. Its not a generic trendy place by all means, and that is why I love it. Its homey, real and authentic, and most importantly, has fantastic food! Restaurants like this are a dying breed these days.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Holy shit @ this whole thread
Seriously. People think that Cafe Deluxe would open another restaurant exactly in between the two restaurants it has already? And that Pete's needs another location a mile from the one they already have?
Cafe Deluxe used to be pretty good, but it is starting to show its mediocrity and its age as just another corporate restaurant concept. Chevy Chase DC deserves more locally owned, independent restaurants.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Connecticut Avenue in Chevy Chase, DC desperately needs some nice hip family friendly restaurants. Something that both parents and kids can enjoy. Something hip enough that parents aren't mortified to go to - with good food and drink for all. Maybe a nice updated and casual pizza place or similar. There are so many nights my family would love to grab a bite out close by or meet friends for Friday night dinner with kids. Comet is good, but it is always such a mob scene and not walkable from the circle. Seems like it is so popular a little competition might be good and needed up in Chevy Chase, DC. Seems like it would be a good idea for the old Chinese restaurant location - or get rid of the Bread and Chocolate next door and renovate that to be a cool family friendly restaurant - certainly has the large indoor and outdoor space to be focal point/flagship/cornerstone of the block.
You know what would be amazing? Family Meal (the one in Fredrick, MD by Bryan Voltaggio) would make a killing.
You realize Range and Lunch Box are both at Chevy Chase Pavilion.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Holy shit @ this whole thread
Seriously. People think that Cafe Deluxe would open another restaurant exactly in between the two restaurants it has already? And that Pete's needs another location a mile from the one they already have?
Cafe Deluxe used to be pretty good, but it is starting to show its mediocrity and its age as just another corporate restaurant concept. Chevy Chase DC deserves more locally owned, independent restaurants.
Anonymous wrote:Holy shit @ this whole thread
Seriously. People think that Cafe Deluxe would open another restaurant exactly in between the two restaurants it has already? And that Pete's needs another location a mile from the one they already have?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Connecticut Avenue in Chevy Chase, DC desperately needs some nice hip family friendly restaurants. Something that both parents and kids can enjoy. Something hip enough that parents aren't mortified to go to - with good food and drink for all. Maybe a nice updated and casual pizza place or similar. There are so many nights my family would love to grab a bite out close by or meet friends for Friday night dinner with kids. Comet is good, but it is always such a mob scene and not walkable from the circle. Seems like it is so popular a little competition might be good and needed up in Chevy Chase, DC. Seems like it would be a good idea for the old Chinese restaurant location - or get rid of the Bread and Chocolate next door and renovate that to be a cool family friendly restaurant - certainly has the large indoor and outdoor space to be focal point/flagship/cornerstone of the block.
You know what would be amazing? Family Meal (the one in Fredrick, MD by Bryan Voltaggio) would make a killing.
You realize Range and Lunch Box are both at Chevy Chase Pavilion.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Connecticut Avenue in Chevy Chase, DC desperately needs some nice hip family friendly restaurants. Something that both parents and kids can enjoy. Something hip enough that parents aren't mortified to go to - with good food and drink for all. Maybe a nice updated and casual pizza place or similar. There are so many nights my family would love to grab a bite out close by or meet friends for Friday night dinner with kids. Comet is good, but it is always such a mob scene and not walkable from the circle. Seems like it is so popular a little competition might be good and needed up in Chevy Chase, DC. Seems like it would be a good idea for the old Chinese restaurant location - or get rid of the Bread and Chocolate next door and renovate that to be a cool family friendly restaurant - certainly has the large indoor and outdoor space to be focal point/flagship/cornerstone of the block.
You know what would be amazing? Family Meal (the one in Fredrick, MD by Bryan Voltaggio) would make a killing.