You may not
have the same experience of others, but there’s a situation that’s dubbed “the gray suit.” It’s not necessarily a local colloquialism or even a common term, but everyone seems to have the experience. The “gray suit” is the pair of gray sweats or pajamas that your significant other puts on at 5 p.m. on a Friday or Saturday night to signify that you aren’t going anywhere. The decision’s already been made. Fortunately, you can make the best of the situation by renting a movie or turning on Netflix and grabbing some grub. Here are just a few Waldorf restaurants to aid you in your night in.
Thai Palace
Although Thai food doesn’t hold the same popularity of delivery food as pizza or Chinese food, it’s every bit as good, and in most cases, more healthy. From curries to pad Thai to satay chicken and more, Thai Palace has everything you need just one phone call away. If you aren’t feeling particularly adventurous, they also have Chinese-inspired rice dishes, but you’d miss out on some of its delicacies.
Glorious Pizza
When you want to grab a pie but you’re tired of the same old pizza chains, try Glorious Pizza. It appeals to all sorts of flavor palates, offering cheese pizza, customized pizzas, and 13 specialty pizzas. The eponymous Glorious pizza is perhaps the most popular of the bunch, topped with ground beef, Italian salami, red onions, black olives, fresh tomatoes, and mozzarella.
If you aren’t feeling pizza either, don’t miss out on the other delicious menu items, including calzones, salads, pasta, wraps, subs, quesadillas, wings, dessert, and more.
Beijing Restaurant
Chinese food has long been a staple of the night in, so if you’re in the mood, place a call or make an online order with Beijing Restaurant. With modern interpretations of classic Chinese dishes and only the freshest ingredients, you’ve never had Chinese food quite this good.
When you take a gander at the menu, you can’t help but get a bit overwhelmed, as there are literally over 100 menu items. However, choosing from favorites or wild concoctions you’ve never tried is part of the fun. They have plenty of favorites such as lo mein, fried rice, and egg rolls, but you can also branch out and try things like the yat mein. Originating at Chinese restaurants in New Orleans, this spicy, beef broth-based soup comes loaded with noodles and ingredients. On a cold night, it’s your closest ally.
Food Scooter
When all else fails, the only delivery restaurants just don’t sound good, or you can’t agree on something, call Food Scooter. It works exactly like Grubhub or Uber Eats, but instead of giving your money to a massive corporation, it stays right here in Waldorf. With this service, you have access to 33 restaurants throughout the city with everything from IHOP to Cold Stone Creamery.
Although turning in at 9 p.m. is tantamount to old age for some, it’s something that’s fun, offering you a chance to recharge your batteries, spend time with a friend or loved one, and stuff your face. The best part is that you can eat all you want. You’re already wearing sweats.
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