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Woodbury Commons

Any decent restaurants or diners near this shopping mall? The last thing I want is to be stuck eating fast food.

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Washington, D.C. Holiday Party Venue

Try a marriott hotel, they do a great job! Intimate and private.

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Cape Cod eats

Anybody have any reccomendations for South Yarmouth/Dennis or Hyannis area?

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Cook the Book: 'Mario Batali Italian Grill'

My favortie grilling condiment is coarse kosher salt and freshly cracked black pepper, I mix this with granulated garlic and keep it in a small jar next to my grill. As far as BBQ sauce is concerned, I order Montgomery Inn sauce from Cinci, unlike other sauces the first ingredient is tomatoes.

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Serious Sandwiches: Squeeze Burger with Cheese Skirt

This is the same place as DDD

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How far do you go on Passover?

i don't clean out my house of freezer, or use different dishes. However we have two seder dinners invite all sort of Gentile friends and Keep KFP for the week, at home and at work.

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Rokeach Nyafat for Passover

I saw it last night at Giant in Alexandria, Va the Kingstowne store.

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Washington, D.C. Holiday Party Venue

The issue may be what you are looking for. If you are looking at places with a large enough dinning room to take care of you, then places like Wolfgang Puck's Source at the Newseum will do it. But if you are looking for good rooms, there are lots of museum spaces that work, and find good caterer to work with you. The city is filled with places, perhaps if you have a theme or something it might help.

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Washington, D.C. Holiday Party Venue

Try something fun and different like the Arlington Arts Center near the hip Clarendon area. Check them out at the following link: http://www.arlingtonartscenter.org/entertaining_galleries.htm. Art and parties are awesome mates!

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Cape Cod eats

@rossadavis.......Check out the "Kream n Kone" on Rt 28 in Dennisport. It rocks!

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Washington, D.C. Holiday Party Venue

Can Central set aside part of the restaurant for you? The food is divine and suitable even for non-foodies (especially the fried chicken), the wine list offers a number of good options, and they have valet parking. Alternatively, does Zaytinya (sp?) have a party are? The tapas are yummy and the party drinks give a nice vibe.

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Cape Cod eats

Our family's favorite is Clem and Ursie's. Very good lobster in the rough as well as big portions of BBQ and Portuguese seafood specialties, and amazing cakes for dessert (also, $1 apiece Wellfleet oysters during happy hour). It has a fun, relaxed atmosphere.

Lorraine's at the west end of Commercial street has been one of our favorites for years. Higher-end Mexican mixed with American. A huge tequila menu. I read a review elsewhere that said that Lorraine's is recently going downhill - I haven't been there for a year, so don't know if that's true. Last meal we had there was excellent.

The Bookstore restaurant (already mentioned) in Wellfleet has out-of-this-world oyster stew (with a thick layer of butter floating on the top); the rest of the food is fine and fresh, but nothing special; the view from the deck is wonderful, though.

My favorite fish and chips is actually at the little take-out shack right on the Wellfleet pier.

Also in PTown is a little place called Caribbean Corner Cafe that makes excellent arepas and other South American treats. Amazingly delicious and all made while you wait.

Finally, The Wicked Oyster in Wellfleet is one of our new favorites. They have great breakfasts, too!

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Cape Cod eats

I have spent several summers in Provincetown. It is one of my favorite places and offers a few decent dining options.. Two standouts include Cafe Edwige ( my favorite), their breakfast and dinners are wonderful.

And Chester http://www.chesterrestaurant.com/, good for a special occasion.

You might also try Clem and Ursies for lobster rolls, clams etc. though it has been getting mixed reviews lately. Have a great time!

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Cook the Book: 'Mario Batali Italian Grill'

Thank you all for participating! The winners this week are: ghinson, lisargold, LIRC, Provey, and AlbinoRockstar. You will also be notified by email.

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Cook the Book: 'Mario Batali Italian Grill'

Pepper is a definate must. I love it.

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Cook the Book: 'Mario Batali Italian Grill'

Favorite grilling sauce is Veri Veri Teriyaki by Soy Vay. Good on beef, chicken...Even though it's the same sauce, it makes the proteins taste different.

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Cook the Book: 'Mario Batali Italian Grill'

I love using lemon-pepper. It works on chicken, steak and grilled veggies.