Bethesda

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Tako Grill is our go-to for casual sushi in Bethesda.

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Brickside is a great place in Bethesda for watching the game and drinking some beer.

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Bacchus of Lebanon is an old school (but not fancy) Lebanese restaurant that’s our favorite spot in Bethesda for a Mediterranean meal.

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Bethesda’s token 24-hour diner. Come here for pancakes at 2am.

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Tia Queta in Bethesda has solid Mexican food and magaritas, and an excellent rooftop to eat it on.

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One of the best spots in Bethesda for lunch. The sandwiches are stars of the menu, but they also have salads and soups.

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Sweetgreen in Bethesda is further proof that the chain is taking over the DMV with salads. That’s a good thing.

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You know the drill at Cava: build your own Mediterranean bowl/wrap. Pretty much whatever you make will turn out great.

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If you’re in Bethesda, Redwood is a restaurant that will work for mostly everyone. Simple veggie, seafood, and meat dishes are all over the menu.

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No surprise, you come to mussel bar for mussels. And a few beers.

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The Bethesda outpost of Jaleo has the same great tapas as the DC original. It’s one of the best options in the area.

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Mon Ami Gabi is a French spot in Bethesda. Use it for date night or dinner with the parents.

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For all taco needs in Bethesda, go to Gringos & Mariachis.

Marisa DunnApril 14, 2017