If you purchased the property at the end of Farragut, what is now called the 'Mandingue' [sp] that would make a perfect Schlossgarten. You'd have that wonderful parking lot to pull up and make a vine-covered garden.

I know someone on this list who has many years of food-service experience, and would be interested in this venture. [John!]

-andy

p.s. I'm only half-joking, I would love to see that site become something besides another boring african restaurant.

On Apr 8, 2005, at 10:52 AM, Jessica Moore wrote:

I'd like to see a restaurant with an outdoor patio in the triangle on 45th and Baltimore.� My husband and I used to eat at a little neighborhood restaurant in Switzerland called the Schlossgarten that would fit perfectly in that space.� The outdoor area was enclosed with vines growing on trellises that served to buffer the noise.� It was a perfect hang out place for after work or sports.� It felt somewhat like a German beer garden, but without the songs.� The Swiss are fairly reserved after all.�� Oh the memories.....

 Kyle Cassidy wrote:

All of my friends love dahlak, I tend to favor Abbysinna for ethopian food, it's closer and it's never crowded. I find dahlak overwhelmingly smokey, though I think I went to every single Final Friday art show that they had in the downstairs area -- I thought it was a great club with great atmosphere -- the bar in the back doesn't do anything for me. I'd like to see more outdoor seating at both places.� In fact, I'd like to see an outdoor bar at abbraccio during the summer -- just like hawaii.

It's probably because I don't live across the street from either of them that I'm hip to all this outdoor activity.

kc

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I for one would like to see more outdoor seating for Abbraccio.



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