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Chew on This: Where Can Two People Eat Well For Less Than $100?

Written by Kate Nerenberg
| Published on April 13, 2010
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In restaurant critic Todd Kliman's chat today, a reader asked him where he'd eat in the District if he had $100 to spend for two people. "No food is off limits," the reader wrote. "It just has to be delicious, fun, and ideally, memorable." Kliman suggested Cork, Cava, Poste, Againn, Bar Pilar, or Creme Cafe. We want to hear your suggestions. Where can you get a delicious, fun, and memorable meal for $100 or less for two people?

Let us know in the comments!

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