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In article <36ddu2$oaf@cville-srv.wam.umd.edu> rockwell@wam.umd.edu (rockwell) writes:
>J. (jbowyer@selma.hq.af.mil) wrote:
>: Does anyone have any thoughts or comments on restaurants which
>: provide some type of entertainment?  I've heard a lot about a
>: certain place which has belly dancers (I don't recall the name of
>: it), and also I know a lot of people enjoy going to the Samurai (?)
>: place in Georgetown where they cook your food on the table in front
>: of you.  
>
>Samurai is a tourist trap.  Perhaps you are thinking of Marrakesh
>on New York Avenue?  This may well also be sort of touristy, but
>I know many locals (myself included) that have been there and had
>a good time.

Great thread!  I was just going to ask about places like this.  There's
also Duangrat's, a Thai restaurant on Route 7 in Bailey's Crossroads.  They
have dancers on certain nights (I don't know which nights, and have never 
seen them, myself).  Atilla's, on Columbia Pike in Arlington, used to have
dancers on certain nights, but I'm not sure if they still do.  Anyone know?

What about other Middle Eastern places?  I vaguely remember hearing about
a place in Georgetown and another in Old Town Alexandria that had belly
dancers.  Can anybody confirm that and provide more info?

There's also music to consider:  I've heard that the Ice House (in Herndon?)
has jazz.  What about Jacques' Cafe in Arlington?  Does it still exist, and
do they still have jazz?


:-)   OK, so I have more questions than answers today. 

Chris