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My office has one late night a week on which we order dinner in. It's typically pretty wretched stuff--reheated lasagna, dry chicken breasts, sticky-sweet salad dressing, and the occasional much-anticipated sandwich platter. The woman who's just taken over ordering is looking for better suggestions, and since I've got more than a vested interest in the outcome, I thought I'd see what you all could come up with. Our budget is $400, and we've got to feed 23-27 people. Any ideas?

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Who do you already order from?

Addis Abbaba restaurant in Adams Morgan.

I'm on the pavement

Thinking about the government.

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Who do you already order from?

an unremarkable local caterer who thoroughly earned the description I gave above but doesn't deserve the public thrashing of having their name published. :hmmm:

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California Tortilla does a better job with catering than Chipotle in my experience, but it all depends on whose burritos ya'll like better.

I think you should try to go Asian. Meiwah could probably do it for you. Indian is a great suggestion, if there's a decent place nearby. For that matter, all the sandwich chains cater, so if you can stomach Au Bon Pain or Corner Bakery they may work. (I wonder if Breadline caters? Worth a call.) There's also places like Penang and even the Greek Deli on 19th. There has to be better pizza available--maybe Sette could do it, and provide some salads alongside?

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I've always been fond of High Noon catering. Also, Red Sage has a catering arm that delivers pretty good stuff.

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