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2 posts · Feb 20, 1998 to Feb 28, 1998

Cole K.MindSpring EnterprisesFeb 20, 1998
On Thu, 19 Feb 1998 17:54:08 -0500, Louise Gant
wrote:

>aparente wrote:
>>
>> Hey group-
>> having trouble comig up with with a place to eat for the finest cooks in
>> the world-my parents.
>> Need restaurant in NW DC, dupont, GTOWN,ADAMS M, West End etc.
>> They're picky eaters, love good food, but can't abide the fancy stuff.
>> Need a casual spot, italian, american, seafood.
>> Suggestions would be a Godsend
>> Thnax --- AMP
>
>What about Nora's two restaurants?  If I was out to impress someone,
>this would be my first stop.
>
For casual seafood with an Italian influence, I would try Pesce. But they don't take reservations, so come early or be prepared to wait.

Cole Kendall
AnonymousFeb 28, 1998
>
> Hey group-
> having trouble comig up with with a place to eat for the finest cooks in
> the world-my parents.
> Need restaurant in NW DC, dupont, GTOWN,ADAMS M, West End etc.
> They're picky eaters, love good food, but can't abide the fancy stuff.
> Need a casual spot, italian, american, seafood.
> Suggestions would be a Godsend

Italian:  Al Tiramisu, DuPont Circle; Pizza Paradiso (same neighborhood) Seafood: Pesce, also DuPont Circle American:  Cashion's Eat Place, Adams-Morgan; New Heights, near Zoo (Woodley Park metro stop)
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