Waterstone Revisited
This little grill/pub needs some loving, as I suggested several months ago. Finally got the opportunity to make a return visit on a Wednesday evening about 5:30 or so. The restaurant was empty for the exemption of about 4/5 gals enjoying drinks at the bar (girls night out I suppose?).
Hubby's Caasar salad was as ordinary as most offered in any Baltimore restaurant (upscale or less). We requested some bread (doesn't exist), but the warmed pita was nice dipped into the extra Caesar dressing we requested.
My lamb chops were exquisitely seasoned and I loved the julienned carrots, zucchiini and other squash stir fry along with the fingerlikng potatoes.
My husband's veal chop was succulent and a great value--It's not the size or quality of the vealchop offered at the Prime Rib , Sottor Sopra, ec. but it's about the third of the price and quite a nice portion--and the accompanying vegetalbes (mashed potatoes and those glorious julienned vegetables).
I recommend this comfortable, delicious restaurant. Good wines and great service in a friendly, low-keyed, casual atmosphere. FoiGras
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Prime Rib
1101 North Calvert Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
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re: maddogg280
That would be nice to run into you guys. I think you'll both like Waterstone. It's not at the level of Prime Rib, Charleston, etc., but we save the "fancy" places for weekends and more casual dining establishments for weeknights.
Both times at Waterstone were pleasant. Hope you also enjoy. FoiGras
P.S. I just reread my OP and saw all of the typos. My hubby was just complaining that something was wrong with our keyboard. I laughed and told him it was just his own method of typing, not anything wrong with the keyboard. Oops!! I may be wrong on that one. IN any event, he just left to go buy a new keyboard.
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Prime Rib
2020 K Street, NW, Washington, DC 20006
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