Rasika: My Very, Very Favorite Restaurant in DC

townandcountrytravelmag.com People often ask me “what’s your favorite restaurant?”  For months I’ve been saying that my top three are Rasika, Volt, and Central.   However, I was starting to feel like somewhat of a fraud.  You see while I’ve been to Rasika a few times, I haven’t been in about two years.  How can you claim […]

Sabai Sabai Simply Thai is not Elementary

zagat.com I went to Sabai Sabai Simply Thai in Germantown recently with some friends, including a woman that I went to kindergarten with in Detroit.  This is an incredible story and one that I must take a moment to tell before I get to my review. This woman had been an acquaintance for several years.  […]

Addie’s Adds Up (closed)

In my last post I used a metaphor of falling in love to describe my experience at Ardeo + Bardeo.  It didn’t happen.  I am happy to report that less than a week later I did fall in love or at least infatuation….with Addie’s.  Geographically desirable (Rockville), attractive, amiable…and the food is delicious.  You just […]

Ardeo + Bardeo = Uneven Equation- CLOSED

photo from www.princeofpetworth.com Valentine’s Day is for lovers….of fine dining. It’s not just me that feels that way, right?  It is definitely one of those occasions when going out to dinner is mandatory.  There is always the possibility that quality may suffer because of the high volume of diners, but it a risk that I […]

Bar Pilar: Raising the Bar

I remember the first time I strapped my now 24-year-old son into a car seat and drove to the mall. It was exhilarating to discover that I could still have a life, even if all that meant was the freedom to shop.  I was raising the bar, even if the bar wasn’t very high. I […]

New Orleans: Rolling on the River

Outside of my room on the 4th floor of the beautiful Roosevelt Hotel in New Orleans, I can hear a chorus of voices shouting the words “rolling.”  This chorus is repeated over and over again, about every five minutes or so. All night long. A Bruce Willis/Joseph Gordon-Levitt futuristic action/adventure film titled “Looper”  is being […]

Adoring Adour for Restaurant Week (closed)

I am not a fan of French food.  I much prefer the more pronounced flavors found in Indian, Asian, and Latin cuisine. Nevertheless, Adour was at the top of my Restaurant Week wish list, as #5 on Washingtonian‘s 100 Very Best Restaurants for 2011.  Restaurant Week is the perfect opportunity to try new foods, and […]

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