Fine dining for dogs
The "spring dinner" menu was limited. The Halibut was excellent but the veal chop was poor. The cost is over $75/head. The waitress was poorly trained and condescending. The dining was outside next to a busy, noisy road and full of flies and mosquitos. They allow animals in the dining room and a dog was dining there, sniffing around the other tables and being carried through the dining area passed all the other diners. Where was public health when you need them?    [07 Jul 2007 08:58:27]

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Recommended Dishes: Halibut

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Worst Lunch ever
The Old Angler's Inn in Potomac is beautifully located in a Washington DC suburb not far from the Great Falls in Maryland. It has a rather spacious outdoor patio shaded by old trees. This is about the only reason I would give it one point.
I had decided to take my co-workers out for lunch for a job well done and made reservations for 12:30 p.m. for a table of six.
When we arrived at 12:35 they had not even prepared the table, we had to wait for about 10 minutes. After sitting down it took about 20 minutes for us to get acknowledged by the wait staff and to even get menus. Another 30 minutes went by for anybody to take our order, and only because we asked several times for some attention. At about 1:45 p.m. we finally were served our salads only to find a live crawling insect in one of them. The wait staff shrugged the incident off and brought out another salad 10 minutes later. Needless to say everybody had lost their appetite by then. The manager/owner, who was present and had actually placed us at our table, didn't find it necessary to come over to our table to at least apologize.
If there had been another restaurant close by, we would have left much earlier!    [18 Apr 2008 14:14:34]

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