Not necessarily so good for the wallet, and some may argue that eating out isn't the healthiest either. I don't have the ability to cook all the variety that I can eat, and even what I can cook the professionals do better, but if there weren't good restaurants around I guess I'd eat at home. For some reason I was under the impression that the restaurants near me just weren't all that, not like where I previously lived in Alexandria. I think Grossberg has dispelled that rumor, and with a quick listing out of "regular spots" (which doesn't include the few expensive spots or good recommended places that we just don't frequent - nor does it include Taco Bell or Potbelly) I now see the reason we're tempted so often.

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We still miss Yamazato and Sakulthai, and we still haven't decided on which of the great Indian places need to be on this list (except Bombay Bistro, they're on the list for sure), but if you have any suggestions, shout them out. (And yes I've done the Cuban Corner and the Jamaican place next to it. The first didn't impress, the second is way too fattening)