Gastronomical Banter

I'd highly recommend Hen Quarter in Old Town, Alexandria for fans of fried chicken.

http://www.henquarter.com/

drewtang wrote:
for fans of fried chicken.

So with GBD closed…where is a good spot for Fried Chicken in Dupont?
is The Chickery any good?

speaking of GBD…NRG is taking over with a similar venue

walkie,talkie wrote:


my, dinner

i'd go down on that.

when i'm sick i like to eat pho

Bad wrote:
when i'm sick i like to eat pho

I eat pho once a week, sick or not sick!

sweetcell wrote:

walkie,talkie wrote:


my, dinner

i'd go down on that.

 

Just curious….  What'd the fluorescent yellow sauce taste like?

not feeling great today, need some.

I cannot remember what the sauce is, I only remember the name of the sushi, it was called Japan one roll, from Okinawa in Winchester Virginia.

so what is considered the best Pho around here?


I got the Eden Center nearby but I get the pho from Pho 75…I like it fine

Does, anyone know anything about the restaurant, proof?

I am, trying it this week.

walkie,talkie wrote:
Does, anyone know anything about the restaurant, proof?

I am, trying it this week.

I have heard good things…..

walkie,talkie wrote:
Does, anyone know anything about the restaurant, proof?

I am, trying it this week.

Was a hot spot about 5 years ago…. additionally, probably a really fun place to dine when you're on the wagon considering it's a wine bar.

I'm not going for myself. I'm going, because it's my partner's birthday, who still drinks, and has the a okay to get as snockered as he wants since I'm the DD. I can go anywhere I want and they can serve as much alcohol as they want and I don't care; I can still have a good time. Because, it's called, life.

And seeing how this is a thread about food, I was asking about, the food.  I'm glad, 5 years ago . . . matters.

walkie,talkie wrote:
I'm not going for myself. I'm going, because it's my partner's birthday, who still drinks, and has the a okay to get as snockered as he wants since I'm the DD. I can go anywhere I want and they can serve as much alcohol as they want and I don't care; I can still have a good time. Because, it's called, life.

And seeing how this is a thread about food, I was asking about, the food.  I'm glad, 5 years ago . . . matters.

You asked, what does anyone know, and that's what  i know , walkkee.

can you taste my bitter,ness . . . about not being able to drink, anymore, for the rest of my life?  it's, delicious. 

sorry, to snap at you.  i'm sure, you are quite, scrumptious, yourself. 

by the way; I heard a rumour that nora, of Nora's restaurant was retiring; so I would get over there, sooner than later.

And . . . I cannot recommend Blue Ridge Seafood in Gainesville Virginia, enough.  There is nothing better than sitting on a picnic table with brown paper, eating jumbo crabs by the Dozen, incredible hush puppies, alligator tail, and drinking ice cold dr. Pepper. That, is the life.

walkie,talkie wrote:


by the way; I heard a rumour that nora, of Nora's restaurant was retiring; so I would get over there, sooner than later.

I've been probably a half dozen times over the years.  Even when I haven't paid I've never been that excited.  I understand the organic importance, but the food is just meh, and it's kind of stodgy.

yeah . . . but asia nora, was THE FUCKING SHIT.  I cried, when they closed.

walkie,talkie wrote:
yeah . . . but asia nora, was THE FUCKING SHIT.  I cried, when they closed.

cashion's was great..

I can't believe Utopia closed.. that was my first favorite restaurant in DC.. still couldn't be beat on a good night…

You guys remember how awesome the breakfast burrito was at Asylum? 'Twas a perfect hangover remedy.