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eagan@granite.ma30.bull.com (Timothy M. Eagan) writes:

>D.C. residents,

>A little help if you can please.  Myself and 2 co-workers
>will be in Alexandria for a class next week and have decided
>to come down a little early.  This Friday (5/8) afternoon.
>I would appreciate any suggestions as to what we can do, and
>where we can go on Friday and Saturday nights.  This includes
>any info on the best steak in town for dinner and some place
>to go after where there are plenty of people and music.  We
>are in the 25 - 30 age range, all male, and like to party.
>Any help emailed to the address below is appreciated.

Why I'm sitting in the middle of Alexandria right now.

King Street (and the block on both sides) in Old Town Alexandria (which is
between the Potomac River and the Masonic memorial to George Washington) is
full of restaraunts and bars.  Most of which are in the half of King street
towards the water.  I personally enjoy eating at Portners which is located
on St. Asaph about one half block from King St.  Union Street Station is a
fairly popular bar but there are many, many bars.