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Welcome to The Buzz a feature where we look at what the Internet is saying about brand new restaurants. It's too early for a review but when has that ever stopped anyone? which opened its doors last week is one of several boutique luxury hotels that have sprung up downtown over the past few years. Housed in a building that once held the Charles Street Jail it is mostly notable for being exceedingly picturesque. The hotel will house three restaurants: Alibi a bar housed in an old cell block which will be run by the Lyons Group. Scampo a fine dining restaurant helmed by Lydia Shire of fame and. Clink is the only one of the hotel's three restaurants that is actually being run by the hotel itself and the only one that has opened already. Buzz has been... well buzz hasn't been great. Let's check it on out shall we? The Good: In an otherwise fairly dissatisfied review. Yelper wrote that "Clink is just barely three stars. It keeps it's third star simply because of the sheer excellent quality of their food." The wine selection won praise from Yelpers and with the former adding kudos to the ambiance ("The colors & wood they used to decorate makes the ambiance warm and unlike some restaurants with open kitchens it wasn't really loud. ") and the food: "The restaurant is not the place to go if you are starving for a big meal but if you are up for some eclectic flavors and small delicious dishes its a good choice." Chowhounder (not my lover) also enjoyed the "sophisticated" design and found the mac and cheese to be "delicious." The Bad: Several Yelpers were disappointed by the sizes of the small plates which servers were apparently describing as "similar to tapas-only larger." Daniel S felt that "their small plates are small. Sometimes smaller than traditional tapas." Furthermore. Gail V noted that "the prices for a tapas size portion were more like for a dinner." Both BillieJean (just a girl who thinks I am the one) and who dined together took umbrage with the cheese plate which Secret Sommelier described as "awful and they served it with too little bread and Welch's grape jelly." The Worst: BillieJean (more like a beauty queen from a movie scene) and Secret Sommelier allege some unacceptable service. In the words of Secret Sommelier: "we sat at the bar and ordered a bottle of Joseph Phelps. Mistral. Cab. First wine on their list. They didn't have it. Next bottle we ordered they didn't have. Third.. not a charm! Anyway finally ventured to the reserve list and ordered a Chateauneuf du Pape. Vieux Telegraph. Spent a small fortune.. we then ordered our food to go along with this lovely wine. The wine is opened. We are enjoying the wine and the waiter comes over and declares the kitchen is closed. Our order cannot be fulfilled. We placed our order at 2:50 p m. Kitchen closes at 3. If we had known the order would be rejected we would not have ordered the wine. Anyway after speaking with three different managers and wasting an hour on the problem they decide to take care of the situation. What ever happened to the 'customer is always right?'" Daniel S encountered some subpar service of his own writing about his waiter "the guy did not make me feel comfortable." Finally. Citysearch's summed up his service experience with one word: "Brutal."

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I used to be in the area but have not been down for a tour in ages. I would like to have a special dinner somewhere but there have been so many changes (places closing/menus or chefs changing) that I need some fresh advice. The restaurant doesn't have to be entirely vegetarian just with truly delicious vegetarian options. Any recommendations ordain be appreciated. In Old Town you have great "ethnic" options with lots of veggie dishes. Layla's Lebanese and Taj Palace on King. Mai Thai on King by the river. Pita House on Cameron. Bombay Curry Company in Del Ray on Mt. Vernon Ave. I desire live quite a bit and not just because I be in Shaw and desire to give the bird to Shiloh. I also recommend checking out Soul Veg over on Georgia Avenue by Howard University. It's all vegetarian and vegan friendly Soul and Caribbean food. I desire the BBQ tofu sandwich. Thanks for all of the recommendations so far! I have been to (and enjoy) Mai Thai. Pita House and Bombay Curry. Has anyone tried the vegetarian tasting menu at Butterfield 9? That seems like a possibility although I have only heard reviews of the non-veggie menu. My husband and I had Butterfield 9's vegetarian tasting menu in January/February. It was good... I particularly liked the wilted lettuce/lettuce cream cater. But I am very disappointed that they don't seem to change their offerings - at least on the web. It's tomato season where are the tomatoes? And peas? They're out of season! Butterfield 9 just changed their menu. Their new collect Menu looks like a bargain at $35. Local tomatoes are pretty come up over for the season. They probably don't be to take a chance on offering substandard ones. They've got pea "shoot tendrils" on the menu. Peas are a cool weather veggie that you can Fall-crop here. They'll set shoots and vine on supports. If the weather cooperates some varieties will furnish you peas but the days are usually too short. We just went to Rasika again a fancy nouveau Indian restaurant downtown and they've now added a tasting menu for their vegetarian options. The food and drinks there are very good (they just got a 26 for food from Zagat's). I bet the vege tasting menu would be great. I undergo been to Jaleo and quite enjoyed it. And I LOVE Indian but my boyfriend is not a fan. We ordain be eating more than once so we can try a few places and I evaluate we may end up hitting butterfield 9 for the "special" dinner. redden in Old Town has a new chef who appears.

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I used to be in the area but have not been down for a visit in ages. I would love to undergo a special dinner somewhere but there have been so many changes (places closing/menus or chefs changing) that I need some fresh advice. The restaurant doesn't have to be entirely vegetarian just with truly delicious vegetarian options. Any recommendations ordain be appreciated. In Old Town you undergo great "ethnic" options with lots of veggie dishes. Layla's Lebanese and Taj Palace on King. Mai Thai on King by the river. Pita House on Cameron. Bombay Curry Company in Del Ray on Mt. Vernon Ave. I desire Vegetate quite a bit and not just because I live in Shaw and like to furnish the observe to Shiloh. I also advise checking out Soul Veg over on Georgia Avenue by Howard University. It's all vegetarian and vegan friendly Soul and Caribbean food. I like the BBQ tofu sandwich. Thanks for all of the recommendations so far! I have been to (and enjoy) Mai Thai. Pita House and Bombay Curry. Has anyone tried the vegetarian tasting menu at Butterfield 9? That seems like a possibility although I have only heard reviews of the non-veggie menu. My husband and I had Butterfield 9's vegetarian tasting menu in January/February. It was good... I particularly liked the wilted lettuce/lettuce cream dish. But I am very disappointed that they don't seem to dress their offerings - at least on the web. It's tomato season where are the tomatoes? And peas? They're out of toughen! Butterfield 9 just changed their menu. Their new Harvest Menu looks desire a bargain at $35. Local tomatoes are pretty well over for the toughen. They probably don't want to take a chance on offering substandard ones. They've got pea "injure tendrils" on the menu. Peas are a cool defy veggie that you can Fall-crop here. They'll set shoots and vine on supports. If the defy cooperates some varieties will furnish you peas but the days are usually too short. We just went to Rasika again a fancy nouveau Indian restaurant downtown and they've now added a tasting menu for their vegetarian options. The food and drinks there are very good (they just got a 26 for food from Zagat's). I bet the vege tasting menu would be great. I have been to Jaleo and quite enjoyed it. And I LOVE Indian but my boyfriend is not a fan. We will be eating more than once so we can try a few places and I think we may end up hitting butterfield 9 for the "special" dinner. Vermilion in Old Town has a new chef who appears.

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I used to live in the area but have not been down for a visit in ages. I would love to have a special dinner somewhere but there undergo been so many changes (places closing/menus or chefs changing) that I need some fresh advice. The restaurant doesn't have to be entirely vegetarian just with truly delicious vegetarian options. Any recommendations will be appreciated. In Old Town you have great "ethnic" options with lots of veggie dishes. Layla's Lebanese and Taj Palace on King. Mai Thai on King by the river. Pita House on Cameron. Bombay Curry Company in Del Ray on Mt. Vernon Ave. I desire Vegetate quite a bit and not just because I live in Shaw and desire to give the bird to Shiloh. I also recommend checking out Soul Veg over on Georgia Avenue by Howard University. It's all vegetarian and vegan friendly Soul and Caribbean food. I desire the BBQ tofu sandwich. Thanks for all of the recommendations so far! I have been to (and enjoy) Mai Thai. Pita House and Bombay Curry. Has anyone tried the vegetarian tasting menu at Butterfield 9? That seems like a possibility although I have only heard reviews of the non-veggie menu. My husband and I had Butterfield 9's vegetarian tasting menu in January/February. It was good... I particularly liked the wilted lettuce/lettuce cream dish. But I am very disappointed that they don't seem to dress their offerings - at least on the web. It's tomato season where are the tomatoes? And peas? They're out of season! Butterfield 9 just changed their menu. Their new Harvest Menu looks desire a negociate at $35. Local tomatoes are pretty well over for the toughen. They probably don't be to act a chance on offering substandard ones. They've got pea "shoot tendrils" on the menu. Peas are a alter weather veggie that you can Fall-crop here. They'll set shoots and vine on supports. If the defy cooperates some varieties ordain give you peas but the days are usually too short. We just went to Rasika again a fancy nouveau Indian restaurant downtown and they've now added a tasting menu for their vegetarian options. The food and drinks there are very good (they just got a 26 for food from Zagat's). I bet the vege tasting menu would be great. I have been to Jaleo and quite enjoyed it. And I LOVE Indian but my boyfriend is not a fan. We will be eating more than once so we can try a few places and I evaluate we may end up hitting butterfield 9 for the "special" dinner. redden in Old Town has a new chef who appears.

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I used to live in the area but have not been down for a visit in ages. I would love to have a special dinner somewhere but there have been so many changes (places closing/menus or chefs changing) that I need some fresh advice. The restaurant doesn't have to be entirely vegetarian just with truly delicious vegetarian options. Any recommendations will be appreciated. In Old Town you have great "ethnic" options with lots of veggie dishes. Layla's Lebanese and Taj Palace on King. Mai Thai on King by the river. Pita accommodate on Cameron. Bombay Curry affiliate in Del Ray on Mt. Vernon Ave. I like Vegetate quite a bit and not just because I be in Shaw and like to give the bird to Shiloh. I also recommend checking out Soul Veg over on Georgia Avenue by Howard University. It's all vegetarian and vegan friendly Soul and Caribbean food. I like the BBQ tofu sandwich. Thanks for all of the recommendations so far! I have been to (and apply) Mai Thai. Pita accommodate and Bombay flavor. Has anyone tried the vegetarian tasting menu at Butterfield 9? That seems like a possibility although I have only heard reviews of the non-veggie menu. My husband and I had Butterfield 9's vegetarian tasting menu in January/February. It was good... I particularly liked the wilted lettuce/lettuce beat cater. But I am very disappointed that they don't seem to dress their offerings - at least on the web. It's tomato season where are the tomatoes? And peas? They're out of toughen! Butterfield 9 just changed their menu. Their new collect Menu looks like a negociate at $35. Local tomatoes are pretty well over for the season. They probably don't want to act a chance on offering substandard ones. They've got pea "injure tendrils" on the menu. Peas are a cool defy veggie that you can Fall-crop here. They'll set shoots and vine on supports. If the weather cooperates some varieties will give you peas but the days are usually too short. We just went to Rasika again a conceive of nouveau Indian restaurant downtown and they've now added a tasting menu for their vegetarian options. The food and drinks there are very good (they just got a 26 for food from Zagat's). I bet the vege tasting menu would be great. I undergo been to Jaleo and quite enjoyed it. And I LOVE Indian but my boyfriend is not a fan. We ordain be eating more than once so we can try a few places and I evaluate we may end up hitting butterfield 9 for the "special" dinner. Vermilion in Old Town has a new chef who appears.

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I used to live in the area but have not been down for a visit in ages. I would like to undergo a special dinner somewhere but there undergo been so many changes (places closing/menus or chefs changing) that I be some fresh advice. The restaurant doesn't have to be entirely vegetarian just with truly delicious vegetarian options. Any recommendations will be appreciated. In Old Town you undergo great "ethnic" options with lots of veggie dishes. Layla's Lebanese and Taj Palace on King. Mai Thai on King by the river. Pita House on Cameron. Bombay Curry affiliate in Del Ray on Mt. Vernon Ave. I desire Vegetate quite a bit and not just because I live in Shaw and like to give the bird to Shiloh. I also recommend checking out Soul Veg over on Georgia Avenue by Howard University. It's all vegetarian and vegan friendly Soul and Caribbean food. I like the BBQ tofu sandwich. Thanks for all of the recommendations so far! I have been to (and apply) Mai Thai. Pita House and Bombay Curry. Has anyone tried the vegetarian tasting menu at Butterfield 9? That seems like a possibility although I have only heard reviews of the non-veggie menu. My husband and I had Butterfield 9's vegetarian tasting menu in January/February. It was good... I particularly liked the wilted lettuce/lettuce cream cater. But I am very disappointed that they don't seem to dress their offerings - at least on the web. It's tomato toughen where are the tomatoes? And peas? They're out of season! Butterfield 9 just changed their menu. Their new collect Menu looks desire a bargain at $35. Local tomatoes are pretty well over for the season. They probably don't be to take a chance on offering substandard ones. They've got pea "injure tendrils" on the menu. Peas are a alter weather veggie that you can Fall-crop here. They'll set shoots and vine on supports. If the defy cooperates some varieties will give you peas but the days are usually too short. We just went to Rasika again a fancy nouveau Indian restaurant downtown and they've now added a tasting menu for their vegetarian options. The food and drinks there are very good (they just got a 26 for food from Zagat's). I bet the vege tasting menu would be great. I have been to Jaleo and quite enjoyed it. And I like Indian but my boyfriend is not a fan. We will be eating more than once so we can try a few places and I think we may end up hitting butterfield 9 for the "special" dinner. redden in Old Town has a new chef who appears.

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I used to live in the area but undergo not been drink for a visit in ages. I would love to have a special dinner somewhere but there undergo been so many changes (places closing/menus or chefs changing) that I need some fresh advice. The restaurant doesn't have to be entirely vegetarian just with truly delicious vegetarian options. Any recommendations ordain be appreciated. In Old Town you have great "ethnic" options with lots of veggie dishes. Layla's Lebanese and Taj Palace on King. Mai Thai on King by the river. Pita accommodate on Cameron. Bombay flavor affiliate in Del Ray on Mt. Vernon Ave. I like live quite a bit and not just because I live in Shaw and desire to give the bird to Shiloh. I also advise checking out Soul Veg over on Georgia Avenue by Howard University. It's all vegetarian and vegan friendly Soul and Caribbean food. I desire the BBQ tofu sandwich. Thanks for all of the recommendations so far! I have been to (and enjoy) Mai Thai. Pita accommodate and Bombay Curry. Has anyone tried the vegetarian tasting menu at Butterfield 9? That seems like a possibility although I have only heard reviews of the non-veggie menu. My husband and I had Butterfield 9's vegetarian tasting menu in January/February. It was good... I particularly liked the wilted lettuce/lettuce cream dish. But I am very disappointed that they don't be to change their offerings - at least on the web. It's tomato season where are the tomatoes? And peas? They're out of toughen! Butterfield 9 just changed their menu. Their new Harvest Menu looks like a bargain at $35. Local tomatoes are pretty well over for the season. They probably don't want to act a chance on offering substandard ones. They've got pea "shoot tendrils" on the menu. Peas are a cool defy veggie that you can Fall-crop here. They'll set shoots and vine on supports. If the weather cooperates some varieties ordain furnish you peas but the days are usually too bunco. We just went to Rasika again a fancy nouveau Indian restaurant downtown and they've now added a tasting menu for their vegetarian options. The food and drinks there are very good (they just got a 26 for food from Zagat's). I bet the vege tasting menu would be great. I undergo been to Jaleo and quite enjoyed it. And I like Indian but my boyfriend is not a fan. We will be eating more than once so we can try a few places and I evaluate we may end up hitting butterfield 9 for the "special" dinner. Vermilion in Old Town has a new chef who appears.

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