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Greg, please take care if you are still at KIX. I suspect Osaka didn't get much damage after the earthquake but I wonder about the tsunami. I'll see you when you get back.
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Originally Posted by mhnadel
(Post 16012773)
I've never eaten at Me Jana, but Tyler Cowen claims it is the best Lebanese place in the region.
Both Nam Viet and Minh's are good. Presumably the burger place you have in mind is Ray's Hell-burger? If so, the burgers are great but I'm not sure if they can handle a group of more than 4. If there are folks besides me who like Indian food, Delhi Club is decent British-style Indian food. Tutto Bene in the Ballston area, while mediocre Italian food in my opinion, allegedly has Bolviian food on the weekend. Nam Viet -- www.namviet1.com Eleventh Lounge -- http://www.yelp.com/biz/eleventh-str...unge-arlington (burgers) Delhi Club -- www.delhiclub.com Jay's Saloon -- no web site cheap beer and burger dive at 10th & Hudson |
Originally Posted by headinclouds
(Post 16023163)
Well, my list of venues is:
Nam Viet -- www.namviet1.com Eleventh Lounge -- http://www.yelp.com/biz/eleventh-str...unge-arlington (burgers) Delhi Club -- www.delhiclub.com Jay's Saloon -- no web site cheap beer and burger dive at 10th & Hudson |
Originally Posted by GoingAway
(Post 16023815)
Greg doesn't usually go for indian iirc and that burger place seems like a dump from the reviews at yelp you linked to .... I am personally hoping for more options :)
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Originally Posted by UNHBuzzard
(Post 16024502)
Thoughts on a "tried & true" Harry's Tap Room, et al?
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How about a Tunsian venue, Chez Manelle
http://www.yelp.com/biz/chez-manelle-arlington or a branch of Moby Dick’s House of Kabob http://www.mobysonline.com/index.htm |
Alright, jet lag has me awake at 5:30 am in Seoul, so I did a little bit of checking. Despite what I said earlier, I will offer three potential restaurants and see what people think of each. I obviously won't be able to make a reservation before I return to DC on Tuesday, and want to get a feel for the potential number of attendees before I call the restaurant chosen to see about availability for a group at around 5:30 pm or 6:00 pm on Sunday. The 3 potentials that I have identified are:
1. Moby Dick House of Kabob 2. Mexicali Blues 3. Faccia Luna All are in and around Clarendon. Please post your preference by Thursday, and I'll try to make a reservation at the place that has the plurality of the votes. Hope to see many of you there; it's been too long since we had a HH. |
My preference of those 3 would be Mexicali Blues because, if I recall correctly, Moby Dick House of Kabob does not serve alcohol and Faccia Luna is absurdly loud.
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Originally Posted by GoingAway
I'll be difficult and restate the preference for something new
The best new place is Mad Rose . They have a good looking menu, a good looking beer list, reasonable prices, and a nice facility. Washingtonian article with menu Map The other place is Circa. Circa is also upscale and is more pricy, and the menu looks good. |
Originally Posted by chrisw
(Post 16028375)
You're not being difficult you're being helpful! A couple of new restaurants just opened in Clarendon and they both look good.
The best new place is Mad Rose . They have a good looking menu, a good looking beer list, reasonable prices, and a nice facility. Washingtonian article with menu Map The other place is Circa. Circa is also upscale and is more pricy, and the menu looks good. |
I know we're not voting, but Mad Rose sounds quite promising.
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Originally Posted by GoingAway
(Post 16028839)
(Greg, I'd think you knew not to open it for people to vote :p) )
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Originally Posted by mhnadel
(Post 16028196)
My preference of those 3 would be Mexicali Blues because, if I recall correctly, Moby Dick House of Kabob does not serve alcohol and Faccia Luna is absurdly loud.
But I can live with any of them. |
Originally Posted by headinclouds
(Post 16031991)
So, we can't have a HH at a dry venue :mad: To drink well at resturants usually means paying a lot. Anyway, Mexicali Blues is mediocre food in my experience. I like pizza, but it was not loud when I've been there. As for Mad Rose, it looks like a clone of Liberty Tavern. Since it is new, I wonder about service issues. My vote in order is Moby Dick, then Mad Rose.
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Originally Posted by GoingAway
(Post 16032194)
Keep that :mad: to yourself ... as always, HH is open to everyone those that are dry as well as wet. It is making the option available for each individual to decide that should be considered.
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