Virginia Country Kitchen

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From: PIERS
Date: Fri, 10 Jun 1994 17:17

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Nothing sadder than a dead post.  So, here's my Weekend breakfast tip: go 
out to Herndon, VA and eat at the Virginia Country Kitchen on Elden St.  They
have the most wonderful breakfast specials you've ever seen.  They alternate 
every weekend, but some of my faves include: Homemade Bananna bread french toast
Gingerbread pancakes, fresh raspberry (or cranberry) cream cheese french toast.

Everything is freshfreshfresh, juices as well.  It's a great place to wake up to
also not too $$.  Just get their early and expect to wait a few minutes--there's 
always a line.  

piers.

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Subject: Virginia Country Kitchen
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