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02-03-2012, 11:58 AM
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| The DC/Nova foodie thread I figured I would start this so we can recommend places to each other. My wife and I usually go out once a week to eat, and maybe order in another night during the week. If you have somewhere that is particularly good, please feel free to share.
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02-03-2012, 01:05 PM
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| Where to start...from my outside seat at Baked and Wired on this nice sunny day in Georgetown. Solid cupcake and espresso drinks, btw. Here are some good places I have been in DC and remember off hand, representing a variety of cuisines, on the mid-high end of the spectrum. Blue Duck Tavern Central Michel Richard Fogo de Chao Bourbon Steak J&G Steakhouse Filomena Dino Rasika Zaytinya Founding Farmers (brunch too!) That should keep you busy for a few dates  . I will update later with "dive-ier" spots that I have come across that I would/do go back to, and eateries around Arlington.
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02-03-2012, 03:42 PM
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| I've never tried the Red Fox, but I have seenit plenty of times, looks good. My wife and I are going to the following place tonight. I'll take some pics and review when we get back. The website looks awesome though. BGR The Burger Joint
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02-03-2012, 07:32 PM
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| Quote: Yeah, great restaurant. Their happy hour is awesome too. You should've let me know you were around. Cava is a tasty Mediterranean tapas place as well, but not as bumpin as Zaytinya. Originally Posted by slavik »
Was just at zaytinya! awesome atmosphere and some great greek food!
Quote: Agreed, very divey, but delicious. Originally Posted by AudiRS »
El Pollo Rico in courthouse if you want some good peruvian chicken. Not a place to take your wife on a date though Other good cheap eats: Ben's Chili Bowl Ray's Hellburger Italian Store Good Stuff Eatery Tortilla Cafe Shake Shack Pretty much anything in Eastern Market (from crepes to crabcakes)
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02-10-2012, 01:24 PM
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| A lot of good stuff already mentioned. Cactus Cantina in DC near the Cathedral, or its other restaurant Loriol Plaza in between Dupont and Adams Morgan. (less of a wait at Cactus and the exact same food) Two Amy's for Neapolitan pizza. Thomas Sweet for some amazing ice cream (get a blend in) Uncle Julios in Reston. Sweetwater. There's just so much good stuff in the DC area! I'm still looking for a great philly-style cheesesteak in the area.
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02-10-2012, 02:16 PM
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| Charles, my go to sub place is Andy's in Leesburg. Not sure how authentic they are, but the subs are good. My wife and I are going to Firebirds tonight, cant wait.
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