One assumes she is referring to food options that would be in the lower end of the cost spectrum, as there are actually several good restaurants a short distance from the hotel. Chef Geoff's and Timpano Italian Chophouse are both great (I recommend the Big Shrimp and Extra Gouda Grits at Chef Geoff's, and the donuts), and Brio and Paladar are almost next door to the hotel. Matchbox is further up the Pike, at Congressional Plaza.
Furthermore, while room service can tend to have "boardwalk" pricing, I've never stayed in a Marriott-branded hotel that didn't have a Marriott Burger on the menu. That's always a reliable and excellent choice.
I'd be perfectly satisfied with the McDonald's, Arby's and Popeye's right by the hotel, and there's a Chick-Fil-A just across the Montrose Parkway.
But consider this an invitation, food trucks of Montgomery County!
5 comments:
Please just close comments already - I'm going to leave for good if I keep seeing these garbage comments.
1:04 This is clearly an orchestrated attack on my site. The person who keeps posting the comments is obviously in the area. I apologize for the disruption.
11:17 Sir, your comments are repeatedly in violation of site policies. I'm going to ask you to either stay on-topic and be civil, or you will be banned from this website. Your attempt to disrupt this website makes a sad statement about the people you represent.
I don't think the wish can be granted for food trucks in that area for a number of reasons. The short notice being the first hurdle. Most food trucks are booked weekdays and for special events on weekends in advance. In addition, the must have a MoCo health dept. license in advance to setup service, and expensive proposition, if you are only attending one event. Also, they may be in violation of Marriott and other property owners covenants regarding competitive, free-standing merchants, as well as county zoning ordinances.
Post a Comment