How can you go wrong when nearly all of the footlong sandwiches are $5. It's a value unto itself.
When you're not real hungry, try the $5 combo of soup and torpedo. With a drink it's about $7. And filling.
Lunch menu has a lot of inexpensive items. Count the chips and salsa and you will walk away full for well under $10.
When a place offers half-priced appetizers at night and a two for $20 combo, it's a value. I order the $20 special and take a meal home with me.
Prices aren't rock bottom but the amount of food makes it seem like a bargain. Say take home unless you're starving.
A dog here costs the same as other places, but this one is a Fairmont classic. Just order it the way Russell tells you or you won't be back.
People come here just to eat the desserts. I don't because I'm not much of a dessert person. Prices are reasonable and food it good and plentiful. Popular with locals for a reason.
I've had my share of issues with this place. Service isn't very good. Food is so-so. It's a value because there are few restaurants like this in the city. Pizza is reasonably priced.
The bun! Get is with sauce, cheese and peppers. It's a Fairmont classic at $4. Add a salad and you are looking at $3 more and a filling meal. The pizza price keeps creeping up, so go with the bun.
A medium plate of spaghetti and meatballs with a side salad and bread is $10.25. Let me tell you, this will fill a big adult male. Good meatballs and sauce. A lunch like this in DC is easily $25.
