diddy

ummmm...so why don't you just go there and drop the six bucks? It ain't like trying out a new steakhouse; the downside in terms of cost and time lost is low.

i plan on trying it, but right not i'm at college which is 2 hours away.

i really wanna know about their chicago style dog

I got a gift certificate or Colvin Run, which can also be used at Kinkeads. Which one should I go to?

what is M'Haute Dog? and where will it be?

Anyone know where u can get a chicago style hot dog in the dc area? With respect to Ben's Chilli Bowl, i like my hot dogs Chicago style.

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Haute Dogs and Fries (goldenticket)

I've been to Zaytinya 3 times, each time it's gotten worse. It's sad because after the first time I really loved it. The second time was very good, but the most recent time was pretty disappointing. The meat came out overcooked. Maybe it was just a bad day. Some of my favorites:

Positives:

the bread - it comes out hot and it is delicious. they make sure there is always fresh bread on ur table. plus it's free!

hummus - i love their hummus, especially w/ their delicious bread

lamb kebab - ive gotten it 3 times. 1 time it was amazing, the 2nd time it was good, the last time it wasn't very good

spiced sirloin - my favorite dish there so far

scallops - two giant succulant scallops

koftededs - lamb and beef meat ball type things. really tasty

i can't remember the names of most of the other dishes

negatives:

there are some dishes i've gotten that i haven't been crazy about

the service there isn't the best

the quality of food has been up and down for me, but when it's good, it's really good

I just got back from my first trip to Las Vegas. While I was there I got a chance to go to Sensi at the Bellagio. What a wonderful experience! The decor is beautiful, the service was great, and the food was delicious. As soon as you got up from your chair, the waiters replaced your napkin with a new one (that will always get me bonus points) The waiters were almost too nice. Anyways, the food. I had a kobe beef appetizer. It was great. For my entree i had the Braised Veal. Wow, that veal was so good. Very tender and tasty. I also go the tempura asparagus. The sauce that comes with that is addicting. For dessert I had a chocolate cake. Compared to the first two cources, it was just ok. I will definitely be going back next time in Vegas

Jaimaica House near VCU's campus is pretty good for cheap Jaimaican food. I like it better than The Jerk Pit, which is farther west on Broad St.

i'm just a poor college student but i really like trying new restaurants in dc. i've only recently started going to nicer restaurants in dc. i really like the places in penn quarter. i've been to oya, zengo, zaytinya, ceiba, ps7s and zola. out of all those zaytinya is probably my favorite foodwise. i liked oya for it's decor. the only one i didn't like was zola. i thought the food was actually pretty bad when i went. i've also tried matchbox in the same area. their mini burgers are really good

I'm not sure if this is the right place to introduce myself, but i didn't see anywhere specifically for that. Anyways, this site looks like a great place to get info on dc restaurants. My question is, is there a part of the site that i can look for specific cuisines? I only see topics about individual restaurants. is there like a japanese, indian, mediterranean topic? or is there like a cheap eat part? i'm looking for good cheap burritos and jamaican restaurants.