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4 posts · Apr 6, 1997 to Nov 15, 2001

Michael H.George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia, USAApr 6, 1997
Mykonos on the 1800 block of K Street has good greek food.  I have been there twice and have not been disappointed.
Chocoholic A.Chaos Unlimited, Inc.Apr 6, 1997
Someone wrote:
: Mykonos on the 1800 block of K Street has good greek food.  I have been : there twice and have not been disappointed.

Agreed. I've been there 3 or 4 times and its delicious. My suggestions: the Mousaka Smyrna and the Grilled Chicken Salad.

mty
AnonymousRadixNetNov 14, 2001
Thumbs up on the Mykonos Grill in Rockville.  Impressive menu, fresh ingredients, great service, and my two friends and I had a filling feast with wine and a lot of different tastes for $100.

The quality was as good as my benchmark for Greek food, the top-tier restaurants in Chicago's Greektown.
HawknoahNov 15, 2001
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Glad you enjoyed it.  If you want to raise the bar for your benchmark, try Baltimore's GreekTown or better yet, Toronto's GreekTown.  I'm looking forward to going to Ikaros in Baltimore this Saturday..

Someone wrote:
> Thumbs up on the Mykonos Grill in Rockville.  Impressive menu, fresh
> ingredients, great service, and my two friends and I had a filling feast
> with wine and a lot of different tastes for $100.
>
> The quality was as good as my benchmark for Greek food, the top-tier
> restaurants in Chicago's Greektown.
>
> --
> "All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for
>  good men to do nothing." -- Edmund Burke
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