Kee, Washington, DC (5 replies, last updated by Foodgeek July 29, 2006)

There is GW Tavern in Washington Depot Connecticut route 47 and 109 (860) 868-6633. American staples with a surprisingly successful trendy flare in a colonial tavern. Worth the trip and the scenic drive, particlularly on a nice... (1 reply, last updated by Ray March 19, 2002)

Checked out the new restaurant/bar on the former site of the Rattlesnake on Boyslton Street last night. The new look is kind of spare, with a kind of cheesy Americana theme going: lots of black-and-white photos of famous American... (0 replies, last updated by MC Slim JB May 1, 2003)

If you live local, pick up a free copy of the “Litchfield County Weekly”....lots of ideas. Personally, we enjoy "The George Washington Tavern" in the town of Washington (i think, but it’s in the area) for... (3 replies, last updated by bellrock August 9, 2000)

We will be visiting SW Washington during the month of June. We will be staying at the Cave B Inn, outside George, near Quincy. We will be visiting several wineries during the week and are looking for places to eat other than... (3 replies, last updated by bruce May 12, 2006)

It’s called George's on Washington. I haven’t read anything about this place, menu looks excellent? Any opinions? http://www.georgesonwashington.com/ (3 replies, last updated by meganhyde June 16, 2009)

I went to a soft opening the Saturday after Thanksgiving with some friends. I liked what they did with the place, and the gold foil or painting wall mural of George Washington was pretty interesting. they were serving a lot of... (9 replies, last updated by ScubaSteve March 9, 2009)

I’m actually from the east coast (Washington, D.C.) but spend quite a few weeks in California for work each year. This year, I was fortunate enough to discover The Fifth Floor (where I ate 4 times in a 4 week period), and... (2 replies, last updated by kirk wallace January 4, 2002)

Anyone have recommendations for dinner (besides Wallse) near Bank & Washington? (2 replies, last updated by sj January 4, 2005)

Mercer kitchen is a great resturant for out-of-towners; it is a great looking resturant, the food is good and there is always a chance of seeing a celebrity – and let’s face it, it’s a Jean-Georges resturant.... (2 replies, last updated by Sue August 28, 2002)

area, which has a number of other good places. Another, slightly more expensive place is Nectar, on the George Washington University campus. Its a small, cozy place, with good cooking and service. (7 replies, last updated by pam h September 5, 2003)

in their own words: " As you are planning your wedding, please consider The Inn at Little Washington as a unique and refreshing change of pace. We are located just 67 miles west of the Nation’s capitol in a magical, historic... (12 replies, last updated by S. Beet June 23, 2009)

forgot to mention we’re at the Hotel George, if tht helps. (5 replies, last updated by Binky July 8, 2003)

If it isn’t too late to recommend, there is a very high end Latin fusion place on 181st and Cabrini Blvd called Hispaniola. Very pretty inside, try to get seated on the mezzanine with a view out the front windows, the... (32 replies, last updated by cimui September 3, 2008)

Staying for one night in St George on the way from San Diego to Fruita Colorado. We are a group of 8 including one vegetarian; all are enthusiastic eaters. The Painted Pony looks very nice – maybe too nice for us slobs. Any... (14 replies, last updated by lachlan6 August 7, 2009)