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Poll: What is the Tastiest Neighborhood in DC?

  • June 19th 2012

by Shilpi Paul

Poll: What is the Tastiest Neighborhood in DC?: Figure 1
The classic pie at Menomalé. (Courtesy of Menomalé)

DC is becoming more of a foodie town with every passing month, and various neighborhoods around town now have clusters of tasty restaurant options. UrbanTurf is interested in which of these neighborhoods is the most appealing, food-wise, to our readers.

If you love eating out, what is the best neighborhood for you? Please take our poll below. Then let us know in the comments why you chose the neighborhood you did. For those of you who disagree with our choices, please let us know if there is a better choice out there.

(Just to be clear, this poll is just about DC proper, leaving out the ethnic food havens that can be found in the suburbs.)


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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/poll_what_is_the_tastiest_neighborhood_in_DC/5669.

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