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Re: The Melting Pot in MD

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From: Michael J. Tanenhaus
Date: Mon, 25 Jul 1994 16:56
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Carmen Iannacone (carmen@verdi.iisd.sra.com) wrote:

: 	I have plans to go to the Melting Pot restaurant in MD
: 	this Sunday.  A friend in work recommended it, and I 
: 	have a friend whose birthday is that day...
: 	
: 	Can anyone tell me a bit more about it
: 	(like where it is, and how to get there [though I'll
: 	be calling]-- any construction detours or parking 
: 	nightmares to be aware of from a NoVa approach?)

: 	Also, if you've been there, can you comment on the 
: 	place's atmosphere, or recommend any dishes?

: 	Thanks!

: 		Carmen
: 		(carmen@sra.com)

If you mean the melting pot in Rockville, MD, its on Rockville Pike about 
1-2 lights from Montrose (if thats what Cherry Hill is called down there)
Behind the Texaco I believe, and next to the Put Put *struggles to remeber*

Its a good place, unique food. At: Dim lights, good for couples, and for 
parties of people. The tables are unique cause they have the burners in.

Melting Pot is a fondue place, it is not cheap.
There is a Combo dinner for $37 for two people, + ~$20 for another person
It includes, One of the cheese Fondues *Swiss or Cheddar* Both are good. 
Although if you are in to swiss, I would recommend that one. It bites a 
little more then the cheddar *they use a VERY mild cheddar*. Both are good.

A Salad, house or mushroom. *ITS A VERY Mushroom Mushroom salad*
and either Traditional Oil, or Bolloun Fondue.  
This entails seafood, veggies, and meats to bake with/without the two 
batters and/or sauces in the boiling pot. *Good food*

It can be very filling for some people. I was full, and I am a big eater. 

Even if your stuffed, its worth it to order the chocolate fondue.

For the money and being a college student, we decided to come back for 
the chocolate *its GREAT*. Its a one timer unless you can afford it.

Non alch/tax/tip etc was about $60 for two....
 

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From: mtanen@seas.gwu.edu (Michael J. Tanenhaus)
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Subject: Re: The Melting Pot in MD
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