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In article <CsJu0x.57p@ncifcrf.gov> alexandr@ncifcrf.gov (Jerry N. Alexandratos) writes:
>	If you like seafood, there are two places which come to mind.  Since
>I live in Frederick, they're near me.  One is "Jug Bridge Seafood", on rte. 144
>just to the east of town.  Haven't eaten there, but I've been told it's okay.
>I've been scared off by the big red crab on top.  :)

    From what I heard, Jug Bridge had gone out of business and reopened
under a new management. However, I'm not sure if it's still open. I had
crabs once there. Wasn't impressed too much.
 
>	The second is on the west side of town on rte. 40, called Dutch's
>Daughter.  I have eaten here.  Entrees are around $20-25, so I haven't eaten
>there _often_, but it is a nice place with good food.

    Many Fredericktonian seem to believe that crabcake of Dutch's Daughter
is the best in town. However, I wasn't impressed there, either. Maybe, it's
just that I'm not so much into crabs... 8-)

    The restaurants in/around Frederick where I occasionally go include:

Hana -- A family-run Korean restaurant on Patrick Street (in the complex 
        behind the court house).

La Paz -- Mexican. OK quality for a reasonable price. Behind the parking
        desk on Church Street, but easier to get there from North Market
        Street.

DiFrancesco's -- Italian. A nice atmosphere. Lunch time antipasto bar
           (weekday only) is pretty good. Lobster on Friday is popular,
           too. On North Market Street. 

Tauraso's -- Seems to be regarded as a "Yuppie" Italian place. Food is
         OK, but maybe a little too pretentious for the actual quality.
          
Mealy's -- On the main street of New Market (10 min to the east from 
          Frederick). Very cozy atmosphere. Sunday brunch is a good deal. 

Little Far East -- Chinese. No MSG. Tofu and vegetable soup is pretty good.

Cafe Kyoko -- Japanese. Popular among non-Japanese in Frederick (whatever
          it means ... 8-)). BTW, I know that there is another Japanese
          restaurant called House of Kobe in Hagerstown although I haven't
          tried that, yet.

  Honestly, I prefer to drive down to Rockville or further to enjoy dinner. 

--Michiaki