Category: Maryland

Tim, James, Michael, Sherry, Debbie, and I went for lunch at Zinnia. This restaurant used to be Mrs. K’s Toll House. For those who remember, Mrs. K’s Toll House fondly, you will not be disappointed by Zinnia. Continue reading “Restaurant: Zinnia”

This is a relatively new restaurant, mimicking the original restaurant of the same owners in New York City. Continue reading “Restaurant: Maman Restaurant”

Debbie and I went to Pines of Rome with Francine and Mel. Continue reading “Restaurant: Pines of Rome”

Debbie and I went to the Irish Inn for dinner with Rita, Bob, and Andy. Continue reading “Restaurant: The Irish Inn at Glen Echo”

Rita and Bob and Debbie and I had dinner at the Inn, outside, on a weekday night. Rita made the reservation. As we walked in from the parking area, there were a number of people waiting in line to be seated, but our 6:30 p.m. reservation was immediately honored. Continue reading “Restaurant: The Old Angler’s Inn”

WW originally wrote about Persimmon in June 2009. Continue reading “Restaurant: Persimmon”

I went to Wild Tomato with Diane, John, Sherry and Mike.

The restaurant seats about 80 people including some 10 seats outside which are available when weather permits, as it did the night we were there. There is also an outdoor bar with six high seats. Continue reading “Restaurant: Wild Tomato”

Gail and I went to this restaurant on a Tuesday night. It is literally at the corner of Norfolk Avenue and Cordell. Continue reading “Restaurant: Duck Duck Goose”

Simma and Ron and Debbie and I dined at Bas Rouge on a Saturday night with a 6:45 p.m. reservation. We were seated immediately. Continue reading “Restaurant: Bas Rouge”