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To: JackOfVA
Old Europe looks good, but looks a little pricey. I might have to make that a special occasion type of thing. I would think a German food alternative (price wise) to an Chili's or and Apple Bees would make a small fortune, but i don't know anything about the restaurant business :).

As for the deli, a visit is now on my to-do list. Thanks for the ideas!
51 posted on 12/22/2005 10:38:34 AM PST by tfecw (It's for the children)
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To: tfecw

Here's a Washingtonian Magazine list of German cusine:

Cafe Berlin: German

322 Massachusetts Ave., NE
Capitol Hill
(202) 543-7656


Cafe Europa: French/German/Italian

7820 Norfolk Ave.
Bethesda
(301) 657-1607


Cafe Mozart's German Deli: Deli/German

1331 H. St., NW
Downtown
(202) 347-5732


Euro Bistro: Asian/Austrian/German/Italian/Thai

314 Elden St.
Herndon


Old Europe: German

2434 Wisconsin Ave., NW
Glover Park
(202) 333-7600


Wurzburg Haus: German

7236 Muncaster Mill Rd.
Rockville
(301) 330-0402


The only one I have personal experience with is Old Europe. Not cheap, but very good food.

Although it isn't German, I can also recommend Russia House in Herndon for Russian food. Also not cheap, but good.

Jack


53 posted on 12/22/2005 10:50:49 AM PST by JackOfVA
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