Georgian Restaurants
I am going to be in the DC area next week. Are there any Georgian restaurants in the vicinity?
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which Georgia? I assume you mean the EuroAsian one, not our coastal cousin to the South
check this not-too-old thread http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/694996 had a good suggestion if things have changed (heck even Russian has dwindled in recent years)
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If you're willing to go to a Baltimore 'burb (sort of a far away & particularly sterile one) you can get Azerbaijani, http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/797490 but I think that's as close as you'll come (geographically at least) to Georgian since I didn't find the food all that similar.
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Cafe Assorti has Kazakh food.
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Cafe Assorti
1800 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA 22201
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Dunno about Georgian specifically, but there is solid Turkish in Baltimore (Cazbar), which is one country over, and Uzbek (across the Caspian sea, but still -- Silk Road in Pikesville.
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I don't think Turkish food is all that similar to Georgian. In any case, there are a number of decent Turkish restaurants in DC; no need to go to Baltimore for it.
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