Restaurants near Dawson Park

My friend and I have been coming for lunch regularly for several years; often our server is Cliff, as it was today. Along with everything else that makes our experience great, Cliff is the icing on the cake; he remembers our favorites and never, ever rushes us. Thanks to all of you.

We keep coming back as other establishments don’t measure up. Bartenders are great and the food and ambience is high standards and great vibe to wind down.

My friend and I went for coffee and dessert and were extremely impressed. The service was excellent; the server was extremely attentive and personable. The latte and macchiato were rich and creamy. And, the lemon meringue pie (brand new menu item, and I was having it on the very first day!) was out of this world! Truly! I say that as a native New Yorker who remembers excellent lemon meringue pies in NYC diners in the 1970s. If you like lemon meringue pies, you will not be disappointed!

Met a friend for lunch on a holiday. Reservation was easy to make, though venue did change seating from outside to inside (it was freezing outside, so no worries!). Food menu had plenty of variety and creative dishes, including a hot drinks menu. Entrees all looked intriguing and dessert menu would have sold itself if I hadn't been so full! Food was cooked perfectly (I had the Steak Frites with fall vegetable side) and I really enjoyed the range of texture and flavor. Seating was sufficiently apart so that the noise level was not bad at all. Prices were reasonable for the food provided. Lastly, service was informed, efficient and polite/friendly. Plenty of parking, even on a day where a lot of snow was still on the ground. Definitely no complaints and I will be back again! I recommend this restaurant (Montgomery County venue) without reservation!

This restaurant is far above the average eatery, despite being part of a small nationwide chain. Every dish we have tried on several visits has been a delight, with excellent seasoning, attractive presentation, and quality ingredients. We drive all the way from NW DC to Rt 28 to meet friends there to eat. Much appreciated is the luncheon menu served from 11 am to 3 pm. It has the same selection as dinner basically, but with smaller (meaning less gigantic) portions and lower prices. As older diners, we find those servings all we can eat. The portions of appetizers are generous - the delicious brussels sprout appetizer is enough for 3-4 people. Also the wines (all Cooper's Hawk brand) are surprisingly good. Join their wine club and a good bottle of red wine is as little as $22.