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This year, 31 restaurants are newcomers to our list of the 100 best bargain restaurants in Washington. By Cynthia Hacinli, Todd Kliman, Ann Limpert, Kate Nerenberg, Rina Rapuano

Comments () | Published June 25, 2009

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New to the List

Al Carbon

Amma Vegetarian Kitchen (Other location in Vienna)

BGR the Burger Joint

Burma Road

Buzz

Cafe Assorti

Cheesetique Cheese & Wine Bar

Cosmopolitan Grill

El Tapatio

Figs Fine Foods

General Store

Good Stuff Eatery

Himalayan Heritage

Honey Pig (Gooldaegee)

Jaymar Colombian Breeze

La Caraqueña

Maiwand Kabob

Pete’s New Haven Style Apizza

Present

Punk’s Backyard Grill

Pupatella

Rabieng

Ray’s Hell-Burger

Shagga Coffee and Restaurant

Spice Xing

Surfside

Taqueria Distrito Federal

Teddy’s Roti Shop

Thai X-ing

Tommy Marcos’ Ledo Restaurant

Vaso’s Kitchen

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