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In article <2nva3j$n92@terminus.apexgrp.com> dzoey@apexgrp.com (Joe Herman) writes:
>In message <94096.094218PC2370A@auvm.american.edu> - 
><PC2370A@auvm.american.edu
>> writes:
>>Can anyone reccommend some good restaurants in the COlumbia, MD area ?
>>I'm not concerned about price range or nationality.

>For Pub:
>JK's in WIlde Lake shopping center.
>McAllisters accross from the Columbia 9 theaters.

	The Last Chance in the Oakland Mills Village Center is good.
It has around 30 beers on tap and mostly American food like burgers
and sandwiches and some Italian food, too.  Saturday nights there's
live entertainment.

>For Pizza:
>No great pizza in Columbia.  Some good pizza:
>Tomato Palace by the Lake near the Mall.
>Ledo's Pizza off of Snowden River and Oakland Mills(???)

	Trattoria Pizzaria (sp?) in the King's Contrivance Village
Center has good Sicilian pizza.  It's better to eat it there, while
it's still piping hot.  I hear the place has good entrees, but I've
never gotten them because it's really informal there, and it seems odd
to spend around $8 and up for them.

Indian food:

	Bombay Peacock Grill has been so inconsistent that I hesitate
to recommend it.  Go during the week, if you do, when there aren't big
crowds.

	There's also Mela, which serves vegetarian food, in the Dobbin
Plaza (?) the shopping center across the street from Dobbin Center.
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