What's the difference between a legitimate restaurant compliant and impossibly high standards? Todd Kliman is asked as much today during his weekly Washingtonian chat, and he believes that if you're paying more than $100 a person, high expectations are just fine. "I'm not going to tell a sports bar that its chicken wings are only fair. I'm not going to tell a greasy spoon that my steak was medium when I asked for medium-rare. If I'm at Fiola, however, and the meat is not cooked as requested, then I think it's perfectly fine to speak up." [Washingtonian]
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