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Gazette
"You'll never go hungry at the beach, because of the 'sand which is' under your feet!" —My mom Once in a while, a hearty sandwich made of simple ingredients can be a culinary showstopper.
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Foursquare
Annie L - Go to Jetties and try the Nobadeer sandwich - it is phenomenal! Allison P. - Best turkey in town. Get the Nobadeer. Tim S. - the surfside is the only true choice - get it with onions!
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The Washington Post
Delicious, inventive sandwiches, along with soups and Gifford's ice cream. HOURS: Mon-Fri 11 am-8 pm, Sat-Sun 10:30 am-4 pm ATMOSPHERE: Kid friendly, Outdoor Seating PRICE: $($14 and Under)
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Menu Pages
Jetties: A Delightful Place All Around Jetties, convienentally placed in Georgetown, is one of most well known eating hangout for teens. The food, though pricey, is excellent. The servers are slow, but delightful when served. The quality of the food is refreshing, and there is...
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Trip Advisor
Check it out on any decent day, people vote with their feet and their mouths. wonderful salads and sandwiches, ice cream, picnic tables out front, what is not to like? Jettie's is a beloved institution that doesn't fall down on the quality in any way. If Jetties closed, 1/2 of Foxhall Village would fall into malnutrition, I think. Enough said?...
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Gogobot
Jetties serves up some of the best American sandwiches I have ever tasted. Each of the offerings is named for a Nantucket beach, and other quirky aspects abound at the casual restaurant. Eat inside or outside or grab it to go. I suggest going for the Nobadeer (carved turkey, cranberry sauce, stuffing...
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Washingtonian
Families and Georgetown students pack this sandwich shop, run by Smith Point chef David Scribner. Sandwiches are named for Nantucket beaches.The Nobadeer ($6.95), a pile of fresh-carved turkey, house-made stuffing, and cranberry sauce on sourdough, is tops...
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