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Amma Vegetarian is pretty good. Also Five Guys, as well as Snap Crepe for some fun stuff. Pain Quotidien is excellent for salads and sandwiches but on the pricier side (everything is $10 and up), and George's Felafel is quite good as well. There's also this Mediterranean place across the street from Pain Quotidien, next door to a little bookstore. I don't know the name, but they've got some good stuff too, and a nice patio.
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re: xena1441
Paparazzi really? I haven't eaten there in over 2 years because my last few meals there were so terrible. You are much better off heading across the street and getting the hand-made ravioli made by the Pasta Mama's at Filomena. (Moderatly priced).
Pizza Paradiso is a good recommendation as is Cafe La Ruche. I personally also like Bistro Francais.
For a cheap eats lunch place there is the new Sweet Green. I really like their salads.
My favorite new restaurant in DC is Hook. It's not cheap but its not overly expensive either. On the higher end of moderate I guess you could say...but seriously worth it. For 2 people it will probably be around $100 depending on how much food you order, wine etc.
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I second the Paradiso recommendation. I've also had some decent meals at Cafe LaRuche, the French place on 31st Street below M. The ambience is rather basic, but it's a good place to grab a bite and very reasonably priced. It's certainly better than the other dreadful places on that block, imho.
If you like Indian (particularly dosas and other South Indian fare), there is Amma, which serves very good and cheap South Indian vegetarian on M Street. Again, the decor is very basic - but the food is excellent.
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