Favorite Restaurant in Arlington, MA?

LM wrote:
My favorite place in Arlington is Tango...outstanding steaks there!
(Posted on 6/26/09)

Anne wrote:
Scutra for elegance, creativity, special occasion.
Blue Ribbon BBQ (Guy F should go there).
Kathmandu Spice, yum yum authentic Nepalese food..
Not Your Average Joes, consistent and filling and somewhat unusual twists on food. Family friendly, our top pick for don't want too fussy but want good and affordable food.
Tango (but everyone votes for Tango).
La Buona Vita, Italian trattoria: the eggplant and ricotta app was divine.
Arlington Diner, cheap eats, great moussaka, big breakfasts. Inexpensive.
(Posted on 6/26/09)

me wrote:
La Buona Vita is amazing.
(Posted on 7/8/09)

TO wrote:
Punjab and Toraya, both on Mass Ave. Wish there was a good bar dinner!
(Posted on 7/8/09)

Thom Cox wrote:
Ristorante Olivio
www.ristoranteolivio.com
Great Italian food. Enough said.
(Posted on 3/24/10)

john prause wrote:
Punjab is my fav...such good food.
(Posted on 3/25/10)

Jeffo wrote:
Flora....Where it all began for Arlington as a food destination. They keep putting out great food and are great people.
(Posted on 6/3/10)

anonymous wrote:
Yes, Scutra is wonderful, but so is Tryst....and Zocalo is an old favorite!
(Posted on 6/3/10)

Sanjeev wrote:
Both Thai Moon and Sweet Chili for Thai food. I prefer the Spicy Chicken and other dishes at Thai Moon more but Sweet Chili is quite good too.
And how can I not mention Pasha...the wait (always!) is worth it. Such flavor! Amazing Turkish food.
(Posted on 6/3/10)

tecalote wrote:
Flora's.
(Posted on 6/3/10)

Kenny P. wrote:
Not Your Average Joe's is almost perfect all the time, and yes, they have an interesting take on food.
ZA on Mass Ave in East Arlington has a mac'n'cheese pizza that is a must try.
Sweet Chili is my favorite lunch place in Arlington Center. Awesome Thai food, nothing super glamorous but the flavors are always very bold. Try the hot basil fried rice.
(Posted on 6/3/10)

sms wrote:
Jimmy's Steerhouse. Nothing matches a classic (plus, I was a salad and apps soux chef there in 1976!).
(Posted on 6/3/10)

SJC wrote:
Pasha for some yummy Turkish food.
Tango for steaks.
Punjab for Indian.
(Posted on 6/4/10)

CDR wrote:
Scutra for food combinations that are amazing, Tryst for the desserts, ZA for the lettuce wedge, and Gemma for some really fresh Italian.. but where do I eat the most often? ichef's (the Heights) buffalo chicken rollup is the best I've had.
(Posted on 7/1/10)