What is your favorite steak house

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3 total messages Started by Roger Firestone Thu, 31 Dec 1992 01:16

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Author: Roger Firestone
Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1992 01:16

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I've heard that the Outback Steak House (there's one in Arlington on Rte 50 and
I think another in Reston) are decent.  You might try either of the JR's, one at
Tysons and one at Fairfax Circle.  Let us know if you find anything great on
your own!

Re: What is your favorite steak house

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Author: Jeremy J. Epstein
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1993 17:28

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Roger.Firestone@f349.n109.z1.fidonet.org (Roger Firestone) writes:

>I've heard that the Outback Steak House (there's one in Arlington on Rte 50 and
>I think another in Reston) are decent.

I believe it's in Herndon (not Reston) in the K-Mart shopping center.
There's also one in Centreville in the Union Mills shopping center
(corner of Union Mills and Braddock Road).  Haven't tried it yet...
my cholesterol count can't take it!

PJ Skidoo's in Fairfax (on Route 50 just west of Fairfax Circle)
has very nice prime rib for a bargain price (something like $7.95
on weekdays).  It frequently gets written up as a cheap-eats
selection.
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Jeremy Epstein		jje@vti.com or epstein@trwacs.fp.trw.com
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Re: What is your favorite steak house

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Author: Michael Panayiotakis
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 22:37

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 'aven't tried many, but for a delicious buffalo burger (steak, burger,
same thing) try the Brickskellar.  (PLUS, it's a walk from GWU)
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