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In article <16FF7959S86.JK1324A@american.edu>, 
JK1324A@american.edu (Jonathan Kaplan) writes:

>   Can anyone recommend a few good, fairly cheap (or moderately priced)
> restaurants in Bethesda. Any kind of food, it doesn't matter. The keys are
> cheap and good.

For cheap and good (or pretty good, at least) I suggest three places, 
all on Bethesda Avenue.

China Village--their szechuan beef has plenty of zip and shredded 
carrots.

Chicken-Out--a rotisserie chicken place.  Their veggies are good and I 
like their mashed potato--it has lumps of red bliss potato w/skin and 
a little bit of pepper.  I haven't tried the Boston Chicken across the 
street. 

Lousiana Express--a simple New Orleans style eatery.  Their fish 
specials are usually worthwhile.  One time my wife had the gumbo and 
it was so spicy that neither of us could eat it, but I like everything 
else on their menu.

The Old Georgetown Grill--a sandwich place that does a fine breakfast. 
I like their french toast--it's made with french bread.  Nice.

I'm sure there are more, but these are ones I went back to often.

Damon Riley
rileyd@guvax.acc.georgetown.edu