Pennsylvania

best restaurants in town

4 posts · Feb 15, 1996 to Mar 1, 1996

Dick L.Franklin & Marshall CollegeFeb 15, 1996

Mona O. wrote:

> >just write your city name annd a restaurant that you think
> >is very good
> >
Lancaster, PA:
For Pennsylvania "Dutch," Groff's Farm in Mount Joy. For American, Market Fare

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Jerome D.Net Access -- Philadelphia's Original Internet ProviderFeb 24, 1996

>> >just write your city name annd a restaurant that you think
>> >is very good
>> >

The Bards, Philadelphia
2013 Walnut Street

For a real taste of Ireland

Janet W.Capital Area Internet Service 703-448-4470Feb 25, 1996Subject: Re: DC Veg

Calanit K. wrote:

>could anybody recommend a good vevvie place in DC?

Not in D.C. proper, but if you have wheels or access to the Red Line of Metro (the subway system), you can get to the Vegetable Garden in Rockville.  It's on Rockville Pike (Md. Rte. 355) directly across the street from the White Flint Metro stop.

Nice ambience, run by orientals, very pretty food.  Try the "baked bundles."

--Janet Wintermute
Adelphi, MD

Sarah W.The American UniversityMar 1, 1996Subject: Re: DC Veg

Padma V. wrote:

>Check out Food for thought and Kalorama Cafe' which is not strictly vegetarian
>but has a lot of veggie dishes.  THere is also a chinese place in White Flint
>Mall in Rockville which I'm not sure is still there.  It is all vegetarian.
>--
>Ms. Padma Varanasi Campbell
>Jet Propulsion Laboratory
>4800 Oak Grove Drive(M/S 169-315)
>Pasadena, CA 91109
>(818)-354-5000
>
Sad to say, Kalorama Cafe closed about a year ago.  A huge loss for Sunday brun ch in DC.