Herb T. wrote: > I'm not exactly sure what qualifies as North Arlington. However, my > wife > and I have always enjoyed a little place called Primos on Wilson > Blvd. > Their veal dishes are terrific, as are their sauces. > -- > Herb Tyson > http://www.norloff.com/tyson > > Student H. wrote in article > ... > | Could anyone tell me about a good italian place to eat in N. > Arlington. > I am new to the > | area and would appreciate any help you could give me. > | I have always liked the Alpine on Lee Highway. Don't recall exact address but is close to intersection of Gleebe Rd and Lee Highway. Kind of on the pricey side but excellent food and service make it worth the price. The wine selection is fairly decent too! {:)> Have a nice day... Jerry Rolape Washington, DC [email removed] http://www.radix.net/~gjrolape
Washington, DC
Italian restaurants in Arlington
"Could anyone tell me about a good italian place to eat in N. Arlington. I am new to the area and would appreciate any help you could give me." The only ones I can recommend are Tivoli, at the Rosslyn metro, and R. Dona's Il Radicchio, just up the hill on Clarendon Blvd. at Rhodes St. Most of the rest are of the "red sauce and garlic bread" approach. Some folks like the Alpine, on Lee at Glebe, but I wasn't that impressed. Generally, one has to go to DC or Bethesda for good Italian food. Or cook it yourself. Buon appetito! (Mangia, mangia!) ----------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------- "HA! That's it! Hold it right there.... Pronoun trouble."--Daffy Duck.