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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Retro Ray’s at Ray’s The Steaks, Courthouse, VA
(See the December 31, 2010 Review of Ray’s The Steaks, Courthouse here.) I went to Retro Ray’s for the very first time last night, and since the drawing card of this new space – which is really just a “third” dining room in … Continue reading
Posted in Restaurants, VA
Tagged Arlington, Courthouse, Steakhouse
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Thai Noy, Arlington, VA
(See the July 11, 2011 Review here.) In 2006, Rebecca Roberts hosted an hour-long radio show at WETA in Shirlington called “The Intersection.” On one of the episodes, she interviewed Tony Bourdain for the first half, and me for the second … Continue reading
Al Tiramisu, Dupont Circle
Sometimes, when you read restaurant reviews, a reviewer will close with “I’ll be back soon” (and then they never end up going back). But I really, really want to go back to Al Tiramisu soon, and here’s why: I’d been … Continue reading
Posted in DC, Restaurants
Tagged Dupont Circle, Fine Dining, Homemade Pasta, Italian, Vegetarian, West Dupont
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Jaleo, Crystal City, VA
“Dad, I have a question for you,” Matt said as he came back from washing his hands. We had just played tennis, and pointed our car in the direction of Crystal City, thinking we’d go somewhere on 23rd Street. As … Continue reading
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Tagged Crystal City, Spanish, Tapas
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Famous Luigi’s, Downtown
(See the January 9, 2011 Review here.) This may sound a bit daft, but after my tuna-based meal at Smith and Wollensky last night, I wanted a bit of cheese, but didn’t feel like running my tab beyond three digits. … Continue reading
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Tagged Delievery, Downtown, Italian, Late Night, Pizza, Vegetarian
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Smith and Wollensky, Downtown
I walked into Smith and Wollensky tonight a touch on the casual side. It’s the norm for gentlemen to be in a suit and tie, and I was wearing a polo shirt and slacks (not jeans). After a friendly welcome … Continue reading
Posted in DC, Restaurants
Tagged Fine Dining, NY Chain, Seafood, Steakhouse
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Reston Kabob, Reston, VA
I suspect most readers of this have never heard of Reston Kabob, much less been there (you have to really be looking for it to find it). Recently, I’ve been to Crystal City’s Kabob Palace several times (they’re open 24 … Continue reading
Cafe Berlin, Capitol Hill
Cafe Berlin is a forgotten restaurant, mostly associated with the tourist industry, but I was here a couple years ago and thoroughly enjoyed my liter of beer, so I had another go at it. The tiny bar isn’t worth it, … Continue reading
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Tagged Capitol Hill, German, Oktoberfest
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