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BBQ Slob St. Louis Ribs for two •$10.95

Aickette and the chocolate
I mousse cake drowned in ras-
\ ,..rry sauce are rated excel-
ent. The Conservatory has
en billed as the most ex-
ensive restaurant in Balti-
ore with a tab of about $75
er person. The wine list
this to the price but the puff
astries in the 16-table din-
g spot get rave notices.
Some say the food at
thel's place is among the
st in the city. Shrimp and
ussels with garlic and
enne and veal dishes
aired- with crab meat or
allops are first-rate fare.
ou can dine in the nightclub
ich features jazz singers or
in the greenhouse with is a
'ass-topped dome. The price
is about $20 a person.
"Marconi's is noted for
soft-shell crabs sauteed, oys-
'rs
<, stuffed with lobster meat
and parmesan cheese and
ked in shells, and luscious
te cream sundaes. Average
'rice per meal is about $20.
_ "Obrycki's Crab house is
,pie place crab eaters go when
they get dressed up. And it's
he crabs, not just the can-
d elight charm in the Colonial
lining room that keeps cus-
tomers coming. The price is
About $20 per person.
"Tio Pepe Restaurante is
famous for Spanish fare. But
also recommended is the
7.1-irimp in garlic sauce and
Dther seafood. Tio's features a
inlay sangria and a zesty
',:azpacho. The price is about
40 a person.
"Restaurants in Washing-
on D.C. aren't a priority.
o goes there is more im-
ortant than the food, size of
inks and the ambience.
"Some very expensive din-
g spots in the Capital are
isappointing and definitely
verpriced for small portions
f mediocre food.
"Ted Kennedy is known to
requent Clyde's of
eorgetown which is noisy
_ d busy. The food at Clyde's
an
tasty, especially omelets
or which the restaurant is
nown. Prices are moderate.
"Galileo opened in late
984 with great pastas and
eal dishes. The menu may
ature elegant grilled sal-
on or grouper, baked squab
r braised shrimp in wine
auce. Average price is $20
er person.
"Gary's is a steak house
requented by politicians and
ttorneys. They often order
resh oysters and clams for
appetizer and then dig
nto a well-aged steak. Ev-
rything is a la carte with
ust vegetables and potatoes
go with the steak.
"Jean-Louis at Watergate
a must for visitors to
ashington. The dining room
ats only 42 at well-spaced
tables in two alcoves. The
hef may suggest a five-
course dinner which includes
tied squid, duck foie gras,
medallions of lobster or capon
reast. Fresh hearts of palm

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