Cafe Asia in Rosslyn
Graffiato in DC (understand why all the chef's restaurants had to close, though)

I miss Thai Herb. It was in walking distance and had a nice buffet for lunch.

Anonymous wrote:Acadiana for brunch

+100

Big Bowl
PF Chang
San Vito

Anonymous wrote:A few of the Chinese food restaurants in Chinatown before it became an outdoormall and food court.

Same.

Anonymous wrote:Teakwood in Logan Circle. Had a lot of fun date nights there with my now husband. Good memories, great sushi.

Lived around there, thought it was ok until my whole party got the worst food poisoning of our lives and were down and out for 2 days. Yelp reviews clued us in that it wasnt a one off for us.

Teakwood in Logan Circle. Had a lot of fun date nights there with my now husband. Good memories, great sushi.

Anonymous wrote:Woodmont Grille

And Casa Oaxaca!

The hand made Italian pasta spot a few doors up from the McDonalds on 18th & Adam's Mill Rd. There was a lovely husband and wife tam that operated that spot..... they left to retire as because rent increased.


There really should be a law against restaurant and retail rental increases after a business has been there for at least 7 years.


I'm also still upset about Amsterdam Falafel

A few of the Chinese food restaurants in Chinatown before it became an outdoormall and food court.

Eatzi's (in Rockville)
Ricky's Rice Bowl (Gaithersburg)
Houston's (Rockville)

The Thai Room on Connecticut and Nebraska was my family’s go-to Thai place in the 80’s and 90’s before many Thai restaurants were around. Their crispy noodles and ginger chicken were perfection. More recently I loved going to SEI on 7th street before hockey games or plays at Shakespeare Theatre. They had a wonderful kimchi fried rice.