I have eaten at probably 25 or so Indian restaurants in the DC area. Probably another 25 or so all over the US and in the UK. I have tried Bombay Bistro (both locations) on multiple occasions for both lunch and dinner. The... (8 replies, last updated by Michael Bernstein April 26, 2005)

to cook it up. The room was otherwise filled with young Somali men watching soccer on a TV. Service: Adequate Environment: Adventurous if you’re not Somali, maybe good for soccer fans Price: $1 samosas Parking: On-street ? (3)... (32 replies, last updated by tvdxer August 17, 2007)

.75 a plate, they pack quite a punch for a cheap, delicious lunch. I believe it’s open for dinner as well. Had the bhel puri. Wow. Friend had the chat papri which was also awesome. Seating is at metal folding chairs in front... (4 replies, last updated by Harsha July 29, 2004)

to the really worthwhile places. but thats not to dis ALL five star restaurants. for years, the best indian chinese restaurant in bombay was the golden dragon at the taj, and it remained my favourite till jim leff discovered... (0 replies, last updated by howler March 21, 2006)

“Curry in Hurry” on anderson is the best. During the weekday they have wonderful lunch specials and different curries every day and a lunch punch special. On the weekends they have a chaat menu....if you have never... (6 replies, last updated by msmadagascar November 30, 2006)

Nirvana, 1810 K st. DC Bombay Cafe Lee Hwy Fairfax Udupi Palace Takoma Park Agra Sweets Brookfield Plaza Springfield Bombay Buffet Brookfield Plaza Springfield Saran Foods Lee Hwy Arlington Punjab Dhaba Loehmann’s Plaza Falls... (3 replies, last updated by Iliad February 3, 2005)

There’s nothing VERY close—Consitution Hall is pretty much surrounded with blocks of non-commercial government buildings and greenspace; the closest restaurants are at least six blocks away. Some suggestions: Old Ebbitt... (3 replies, last updated by tubman April 27, 2007)

If you don’t mind a small bit of travel by metro, Bombay Mahal (super close to L’Acadie metro stop on the blue line) is a fabulous, casual, BYOB Indian place. The earlier you go, the less crowded it’ll be.... (7 replies, last updated by lagatta October 21, 2008)

Lots of choices: - Birchwood Cafe (less veggie entrees than before, but still a pretty good selection) - Evergreen Chinese Restaurant - Bombay 2 Deli (tiny S. Indian place, delightful food) - Midori’s Floating World Cafe... (4 replies, last updated by churchka September 13, 2007)

AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!! that’s jack hedin from featherstone farm who wrote that article!— another excellent, innovative, tiny local organic farm getting the one-two punch. first (last year) the dikes break, his whole... (3 replies, last updated by Suzy Q March 3, 2008)

What I know is that all cans have a standard number; most people know #5 and #10 size, but little cans that we would call 14 or 28 oz have numbers too, like 303 etc. I would guess it was originally determined by some government... (5 replies, last updated by tony michaels February 4, 2007)

respected and purely financial organization based in Bahrain and regulated by the government of Bahrain.") In fact, the Pucketts are now part owners of Punch Pizza. (8 replies, last updated by venus_de_mpls May 6, 2005)

Sounds like you should be telling us. I love Indian, but my wife hates it, so I don’t eat it near as often as I would like, so there are a couple places I’d like to explore but haven’t yet. The usual suspects are... (8 replies, last updated by Nick March 23, 2004)

can find Angelino in Westbury, very gracious and great seafood over linguini. The card doesn’t indentify the area so you can use your NYC card on LI if the number hasn’t been punched for the place you want. Prima... (4 replies, last updated by martineb May 25, 2003)

a website, just punch in Nuevo Progresso, they have links to restaurants, shopping, and other things like Mexican farmacias and dentistas, pharmacies and dentists that winter Texans like to frequent. (8 replies, last updated by bpdhlbrg January 30, 2009)