When an Armenian acquaintance mentioned that an Armenian restaurant named Lilit Café had opened in Bethesda, I marked it down as a must-go. Rare in Washington, Armenian food is an interesting composite of Greek, Turkish and Persian influences, resulting in sturdy, basic fare replete with grilled meats, flat breads, yogurt, wheat and rice pilafs, and loads of vegetables.
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