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Pizza Pong in Washington, D.C.

A playful pizza parlor is all dressed up in designer digs. And the food's good too.

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How To Play
Game: It's not called Comet Ping Pong for nothing. Get there early to put your name on the list for dinner (no reservations), and stake out a place at one of the three spots for table tennis. Allow about an hour to play-the best time you'll have waiting on a table in D.C.
Set: Located in the Forest Hills area, Comet is a mile from the nearest Metro stop (Van Ness-UDC or Tenleytown-AU on the red line). So, plan to drive or take a cab.
Eat: Although you go for the pizza, be sure to try the buffalo wings. Grilled, not fried, and covered in a tangy, red pepper-flaked honey glaze-these wings may not be traditional, but they get a lip-smacking seal of approval.


"Pizza Pong" is from the May 2008 issue of Southern Living. Because prices, dates, and other specifics are subject to change, please check all information to make sure it's still current before making your travel plans.
 


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