Five Bites On Friday

Dan French, who has lived in the DC area all his life and currently lives in Clarendon, composes his 5 Bites into a dream dinner with a drink, app, two entrees and a dessert.

1. Hot and cold pisco sour at minibar

2. Palak chaat and a Kingfisher beer at Rasika

3. Margherita pizza with soppresatta at Potenza

4. Burger and fry plate at Palena

5. Banana split at Central

Five Bites is a place for Metrocurean readers to share all the delicious things they've been eating and drinking. E-mail five of your favorites and whether you'd like your name and a picture included to metrocurean AT gmail.com.

Comments

nicole said…
I agree with all of these -- I've eaten them all with you and they were super delicious.

Dan's been added to the list of Five-biters that love Palena!
8/27/2010 11:02 AM
discount one shoulder dresses said…
I'm all about the burger and fry plate!!! Not sophisticated, but yummy.

--Alex @ cheap one shoulder dresses
5/08/2011 5:21 PM
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