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Tag Archives: Italian
2 Amys, Cathedral Heights
As many dozens of times as I’ve been to 2 Amys, I don’t ever remember having gone for Sunday brunch. Nothing’s really different because their special brunch items are limited to a donut, a bagel, and a croissant. The place … Continue reading
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Tagged Brunch, Cathedral Heights, Italian, Pizza
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Edo’s Squid, The Fan, Richmond, VA
Driving down to Richmond for the weekend, we were finally going to meet Buz Grossberg (of Buz & Ned’s Real Barbecue) on Saturday for dinner at his famed barbecue hut. On Friday, however, I was clueless about where to eat … Continue reading
Posted in Restaurants, VA
Tagged Italian, Richmond, Seafood
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Radius Pizza, Mount Pleasant
Let me preface this post by saying that I’ve always really liked Radius Pizza, and on my previous visit (perhaps 2-3 months ago), I thought the spaghetti with meatballs was as good as any I’d ever eaten. My friend and … Continue reading
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Tagged Italian, Mount Pleasant, Pizza
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Toscana Green, Courthouse, VA
Never have I been so frustrated with the name of a restaurant than with Toscana Green. Or is it Toscana Grill? After two years, I still don’t know what it’s called, and neither the website nor the restaurant itself is … Continue reading
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Tagged Courthouse, Italian, Organic
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Ristorante Murali, Pentagon City, VA
When you’re walking around Pentagon Row, the first thing you might say to yourself is, “Jeez, this place looks corporate.” Yet, there are also several restaurants you won’t find anywhere else; yet again, they all have this extremely well-funded, corporate … Continue reading
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Tagged Italian, Pentagon City
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Il Pizzico, Rockville, MD
I received some criticism for my thoughts about Casa Nonna (criticism, even spirited criticism, is always welcome, by the way). A few nights later, my son and I had dinner at Il Pizzico in Rockville, a white-tablecloth, red-sauce Italian restaurant … Continue reading
Famous Luigi’s, Downtown
I’d like to say Famous Luigi’s is underrated, but I can’t for two reasons: it’s generally not rated, and over the years, I don’t think I’ve ever had anything here other than pizza. But I do enjoy their pizza (which … Continue reading
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Tagged Delivery, Downtown, Italian, Late Night, Pizza
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Casa Nonna, Dupont Circle
The first thing I noticed the other evening when I opened the menu at Casa Nonna made my jaw drop: a $28 plate of Spaghetti Pomodoro staring me in the face. That would be $28 for a platter of dried … Continue reading
Dino, Cleveland Park
When you hear the term “overrated,” the first thing you should ask yourself is: “Overrated by whom?” In this 2009 chat, Washington Post food critic Tom Sietsema says “I really, really, really want to like Dino as much as its … Continue reading