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In article <1992Apr30.053932.3104@jhunix.hcf.jhu.edu>, 
quadrun@jhunix.hcf.jhu.edu (Jason G Velasco) writes:

> What I'm looking for is a great diner--I've been to Double T on route 40 and
> Silver Diner (I forget where--Rockville Pike?) but so far, this New Yorker
> isn't impressed.  I'm looking for a diner with a big menu, impeccable food,
> great service, and maybe a jukebox at each booth.  This is more important to
> me than retro styling a la Silver Diner.  Double T was okay but the food
> wasn't that good.
> 
> I recall reading somewhere that there's a good but easy to miss diner on 
> US 1...  Anyone know which one this is and exactly where it is?
> 
> Thanks!
> Jason
> -- 
> Jason Velasco  
                                    quadrun@jhunix.hcf.jhu.edu
> 
> "If you've got them by the balls, their hearts and minds will follow."
>                                                    - The Green Berets

If you are looking for the "true diner experience" you want to go to the 
original Tastee Diner in Silver Spring, MD.  It's near the corner of Georgia 
Ave. & Colesville Rd (Rt. 29), by the Silver Spring Metro Station.

They have a decent menu and some of the best diner style food around 
(including Meatloaf).  I recommend their onion rings most especially.  
Otherwise, I haven't really found any others that are as consistantly good in 
the DC area.

Out in St. Louis, MO there is a chain of diners called Steak & Shake which 
are most excellent, with large, tasty portions and reasonable prices, if you 
ever get out that way.....

Tad L. J. Pierson
InterCon Systems Corporation
tad@intercon.com

Sed quis custodiet ipsos custodes?