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One night in DC

coughy

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in D.C. & DelMarVa: Dining

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Coming down to DC on Thursday to see some area colleges. We are staying on Pennsylvania Ave near 24th Street. Where can we go for a fun dinner? Price is not an issue. Anything but Indian food goes.

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Coming down to DC on Thursday to see some area colleges.  We are staying on Pennsylvania Ave near 24th Street.  Where can we go for a fun dinner?  Price is not an issue.  Anything but Indian food goes.

Thanks

What's "fun?" Elegant, loud, dress-up, jeans?

You're a 15 minute walk from a hundred restaurants at that location.

I'm on the pavement

Thinking about the government.

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Might want to consider Mendocino, Circle Bistro, Notte Bianchi,

Hook or maybe walk a couple of blocks and hit Mourayo. Really, though, you're well positioned for almost anything. When I used to stay there on business I liked Marcel's, which may be a little formal, and Bistro Francaise which is basic bistro fare. If you're feeling like you want to be a total hipster tryMie n Yu, though I hear the food's not alarmingly good. And if you want a burger, go to Clyde's.

I'm on the pavement

Thinking about the government.

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