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For a specialty at a steal, try the rice and beans plate at this Adams Morgan institution.
Saucy pasta dishes at low prices will make the moon hit your eye like a big pizza pie.
Tart frozen yogurt joins the pizza shops along 18th Street.
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La Granja de Oro
The broiled, crispy-skinned chickens from this Peruvian storefront are aromatic with cumin and go well with a side of yucca fingers.
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Julia's Empanadas
If there's such a thing as late-night comfort food, Julia's is it.
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A hip, artsy coffeehouse on 18th Street that only sort of resembles the one on "Friends."
Asylum's street level bar has become Smoke and Barrel, a saloon focused on barbecue, craft beer and bourbon.
A non-descript restaurant that offers a moderately priced meal of Spanish food and a glass of romantic sangria.
Former Central Michael Richard chef Cedric Maupillier steps out on his own at this Adams Morgan spot that weaves traditional French accents with American food favorites.
The Post's Tom Sietsema eats his way around the clock in Adams Morgan: "here, it's no problem if one of you wants French toast with a side of corned-beef hash and someone else wants penne pasta or a turkey sandwich."
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