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In article <BK8x6x.At8@world.std.com> hal@world.std.com (Harry A Levinson) writes:
>I have just moved here from Boston and am looking for a good seafood
>restaurant.  If you are familiar with Legal Seafood in Boston, that is
>the the type that I am looking for.  I would also be interested in any
>good 'cheap eats' type seafood places. Maybe a fish market that also
>does some deep frying for fish and chips or shrimp.
>
>I live in Roselyn so my preference would be not too far from there.
>Any where inside the beltway would be fine.
>
>Finally, any suggestions for restaurants along the Chesapeake to hit
>for day or weekend excursions?  I used to go to a place near Annapolis
>called The Riverside.  I have heard that it has become (or maybe it
>always had been) a real touristy spot.
>
I'm not familiar with Legal Seafood, but you might try some of the
restaurants around Maine Ave. in SW DC, such as Hogates and another
seafood place nearby whose name escapes me right now. There are a
couple of places around town called L&N Seafood Grill, but haven't
tried them yet. Around Annapolis, there are alot of seafood places
around the Harbor area. Baltimore is another good source of seafood
restaurants, especially around Inner Harbor area and around Fells Pt.
O'Brycki's (sp?) on E. Pratt St. is a good place.

-Steve-