Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner
Lifestyle — December 7, 2010 at 9:07 amNando’s Peri Peri
1210 18th Street, NW
202.621.8603
Across from Lucky Bar, a ways down Connecticut Avenue, a large glass door leads to a line of smoking, charred chicken; it is a literal massacre of fowl. However, there’s nothing wrong with Nando’s Peri Peri, the Portuguese restaurant where chicken is served in portions of whole, half or quarters.
At Nando’s, as it’s casually known,...
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