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Where are you taking your mother, girlfriend, wife, etc? Any suggestions?
Mother's Day Restaurant suggestions....
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Dagggg came in here thinking you had some suggestions and was sharing!
Nah but really... guess it depends on where you are located or how far you want to travel. More importantly any allergies or food preferences to consider....chicken, beef or seafood?
OR YOU CAN JUST... fix up the pad, set-up the table nicely and cook a nice home made meal! Probably be more appreciated it too (and healthier, cleaner, andless expensive). I dunno.
Nah but really... guess it depends on where you are located or how far you want to travel. More importantly any allergies or food preferences to consider....chicken, beef or seafood?
OR YOU CAN JUST... fix up the pad, set-up the table nicely and cook a nice home made meal! Probably be more appreciated it too (and healthier, cleaner, andless expensive). I dunno.
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http://www.thecapitalgrille.com/splash.asp
this place is expensive but worth it... food is really good.
this place is expensive but worth it... food is really good.
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no where
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Yeah you could go with the home cooked meal, Just print out some fancy dinner recipes, off of google, hit the Grocery store, and Cook Up, ordepending on what your pockets look like, due the Fine Cuisine thing at a upscale resteraunt, its tons of em, in DC.Originally Posted by J PayCheck
Dagggg came in here thinking you had some suggestions and was sharing!
Nah but really... guess it depends on where you are located or how far you want to travel. More importantly any allergies or food preferences to consider.... chicken, beef or seafood?
OR YOU CAN JUST... fix up the pad, set-up the table nicely and cook a nice home made meal! Probably be more appreciated it too (and healthier, cleaner, and less expensive). I dunno.
Google is your friend Bruh!!
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cook.
or chima steakhouse
or chima steakhouse
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The Capital Grille is
The thing is, we usually take my mom out for the meal...in years past we have done the Ritz (brunch) at Tysons and also Carlyle over in Shirlington....justlooking for some new ideas
The thing is, we usually take my mom out for the meal...in years past we have done the Ritz (brunch) at Tysons and also Carlyle over in Shirlington....justlooking for some new ideas
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For Mother's Day I will be taking my mom to Fogo De Chao most likely.
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Thanks for the advice. I will check out Chima sometime this summer. I must say, I was thoroughly impressed with Fogo De Chao my first few times there andhave no complaints at all, especially with the food. Hopefully Chima can either match that or exceed those expectations.
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no doubt. imo the flow chart is as follows...
chima > texas de brazil > fogo de chao > greenfield.
chima > texas de brazil > fogo de chao > greenfield.
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Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
The Capital Grille is
The thing is, we usually take my mom out for the meal...in years past we have done the Ritz (brunch) at Tysons and also Carlyle over in Shirlington....just looking for some new ideas
true that, ritz is nice, tower club in tysons corner also......
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My family does Mother's Day breakfast.... we traditionally go to The Front Page up in NW... Buffett in the morning is on point...
