Yeah, the Fogo here is about a year old. I was in bliss the entire meal! I'm a ex-pat Baltimoron. There's some fine choices down there, though many cater to the tourist/business crowd. Where's the wedding and receptions and all taking place?
--- In [email protected], "areofilm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > You have a Fogo De Chao there? That place is amazing. Just more and > more meat and right off the fire. It's like heaven for gluttons and > cardiologists. > > BTW, i know most everyone here is probably DC based but I'm going to > a wedding in Baltimore in June and looking for an inexpensive-ish > hotel near the end of I-83 in what looks like downtown Baltimore, but > i could be wrong. Does this make sense to anyone that's sober? > > > --- In [email protected], "Ray Bradley" > <clavenia@> wrote: > > > > > > Yeah, that'd be weird...especially if it was somebody who I met at > > the bowling thing. Julie, did you sign up for Datelab? Morti? Hannah? > > If you did, we totally need to concoct one crazy story for the post- > > date interview with the Post. > > > > My date's scheduled for next week; no idea where the Post is taking > > us or anything like that; just the date so far. I'm such a chowhound. > > I'm more concerned about where we're eating :) This has been a very > > good eating for me this year, knocking off a few three-star places in > > DC from my list. Fogo De Chao, Palena, Taberna Del Alabardero, Hank's > > Oyster Bar, Saint-Ex, Bobby Van's...I'm hoping for someplace like > > Agraria, Viridian or Indigo Landing, though, to be honest, I could > > eat the hell out some Elevation Burgers, too. > > > > - me the hungry > > > > > > --- In [email protected], "Daria Akers" > > <daria.akers@> wrote: > > > > > > I'm hoping you get hooked up with someone else from this group.... > > that > > > would be a hoot. > > > > > >
