Re: Diner

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From: Richard T. Hsu
Date: Sun, 10 May 1992 22:11

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A diner that (IMHO) really captures the diner "spirit" is the American City 
Diner, on Connecticut Ave. in NW one or two blocks south of Chevy Chase Circle.
Compact and efficient, but lighthearted, it's open 24 hours a day and isn't
yuppiefied by it's location--it doesn't serve dishes like the higher priced
dinner items at the Silver (like I'm SURE you could get swordfish at a diner
in the 50's.) 

It's cheap, food's good, and there's a Wurlitzer in the corner. 
'Nuff said.

Rich Hsu

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