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From: Brumar89	3/11/2012 1:18:14 PM
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Eat like the Obama's ... then gather round for a family game of Hungry Hungry Hypocrite: washingtonpost.com Eat like the Obamas More than any other First Family in recent memory, Barack and Michelle Obama have embraced the local restaurant scene. We’ve compiled a list of destinations where at least one of them has dined (though what they actually ate is often a state secret), along with commentary from Washington Post food critic Tom Sietsema. Click the bold text of each caption to see each restaurant’s full review. Ray's Hell Burger Ray's Hell Burger is a cult favorite among burger enthusiasts. Ten ounces of freshly ground, hand-trimmed meat and gratis toppings help explain the popularity of the joint Obama has visited twice, once with Russian president Dmitry Medvedev, left, in 2010. Ray's Hell Burger, 1725 Wilson Blvd., Arlington. 703-841-0001. rayshellburger.com. .... BLT Steak I used to think that the best part of eating at BLT Steak was the free stuff -- Bunyanesque popovers, chicken liver pate -- but that was before I sunk my teeth into the politically themed hamburgers at lunch. For the 1 percent, there’s a kobe burger gilded with foie gras and gold leaf. washingtonpost.com .... Shake Shack As tired as some of us are of the burger craze, you should make room for this agreeable New York import. In addition to the expected beef burgers: a mushroom version, a hot dog, shakes in a rainbow of colors and “concretes” made with frozen custard (and fun to watch being concocted). Shake Shack, 1216 18th St. NW. 202-683-9922. www.shakeshack.com. .....

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