Re: [CH] DC hot spots?

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At 11:24 AM 1/19/98 -0600, Jonathan T. Smillie wrote:
>Greetings, Chile-Head brethren and sistren!
>
>I'm heading to Washington, DC this coming Wednesday for a three-day
>conference (return Saturday morning) and am wondering whether anyone has
>any recommendations for good chile-oriented food in those parts. Staying at
>the Renaissance Washington DC hotel (9th and K), but would be able to get
>anywhere within reasonable distance on the Metro or cab. 
>

Cajun Bankok in old town Alexandria - Unique Cajun Thai cuisine
Santa Fe East - old town Alexandria - Southwestern cuisine
Bua - Dupont Circle area - spicy Thai cuisine
Rio Grande Cafe - Arlington/Bethesda - Decent Mexican



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