Look Great, Feel Great with Nimeera!
CELEBRATE THE NEW YEAR! Nimeera will be at Pasha Land at 7:30pm, and Jewel of India at approximately 10:30 on New Years Eve. Contact Nimeera if you would like her to come to YOUR Holiday Celebration!
Come see Nimeera perform - Nimeera appears regularly at Pasha Land , 644 Center Point Way, Gaithersburg, MD 20878, 301-216-2223. Reservations suggested. Please see Nimeera's Schedule for details.
Join one of Nimeera's Classes! Nimeera is AFAA Primary Group Fitness Certified, SharQui Bellydance Workout Certified, and Masala Bhangra Workout Certified. Have fun and meet your fitness goals through dance!
Cleopatra's Closet - For the dancer in you. Jewelry, scarves, veils, zills, canes, swords, classwear, and more! Shop online, or or catch them at one of their many vending event appearances. Nimeera would be happy to help you find what you need.
Core Training for Bellydancers by the Fitness Pharoah, featuring Nimeera, Amustela, and Aliya. Like what you see? You can get it too!
Get live music for your party! Nimeera works closely with several local musicians, including Shawkat Sayyed , master oudist. Let Nimeera help you make your event extra special!
Nimeera is a professional Middle Eastern Dancer in the Washington Metro Area. She is an award winning dancer with over ten years of professional performance and teaching experience, including featured appearances at several prestigious venues. Nimeera specializes in ethnic weddings and parties, especially Egyptian, Persian and Indian, and all other types of family-friendly or corporate-friendly events. To discuss how Nimeera can enrich and customize your special celebration, please email dance_Nimeera.com or call 703-864-0716.
Life is dance and dance is life. Nimeeras goals as a dancer are to travel, learn, perform, and share the beauty of the dances of the Silk Road. She focuses on studying the nuances between these different styles and the ways they have been blended and expanded along with the cultures they represent. Her solid life-long foundation in music, extensive movement vocabulary, and understanding of the cultural origins of these dances help her to share the very essence of these dances. In an effort to understand the origins of these beautiful dances, Nimeera immerses herself in the cultures of Morroco, Turkey, and India and studies French, Arabic, Urdu, Bengali, and Hindi.
Nimeera has been dancing since she was two years old, and comes from a family of Middle Eastern Dancers. Her first opportunity to dance on television came as a member of Moon and Star in the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA). In 1991 she organized Gypsy Blue, a dance troupe based in New Jersey. Together they performed at several SCA events.
Nimeera added a regular modern Persian show blending elements of Baba Karam, Fellahin, and Bandari to her performances at Pars Famous Kabob during Nulruz 2001. Her modern Persian style of dance is firmly rooted in her study in classical and traditional Persian dance, yet carries the free spirit of contemporary Persian dance.
Nimeera performed at Ahlan Wa Sahlan 2001 in Cairo, Egypt with a full Egyptian music ensemble for and audience of top international dancers. One of her more interesting events was a processional for a Somalian wedding, complete with traditional dress, drums, and zagareets. She led a traditional Zeffa Procession al Shamdan in the Egyptian Embassy, Washington DC. Nimeera is honored to be the ONLY bellydancer to have performed in the Ronald Reagan Building, dancing Raqs al Shamadan with live flame for a very special event!
Nimeera has performed regularly at Laziza, La Kasbah, Pars Famous Kabob, Nader's Middle Eastern Cafe, Fettoosh, Exotic Marakesh, Hatam Kabab, Kebab Masala, Heritage India, and the Casablanca, as well as making several appearances at the Taste of Morocco, Noor Mahal, Sahib, Memsahib, Le Tarbouche, A Taste of Marrakesh, and many other locations.
Nimeera's styles include Moroccan, Egyptian, Arabic, Turkish, Central Asian, Persian and Indian, both in Classical Ethnic and Contemporary styles. It is very important when studying different styles both to be able to accurately portray the distinct differences that make each style unique, and to be able to blend them creatively. Her graceful Persian arms, playful Indian eyes, precisely synchopated Egyptian isolations, and dramatic Turkish energy all blend effortlessly in her own unique style. And yet she easily changes her style as needed to faithfully portray these different styles in their pure forms. The best possible compliment is when people from different nationalities mistake Nimeera for their own based on the quality of her dance.
Nimeera founded Cleopatra's Closet to provide unique and unusual accessories for dancers at affordable prices. In addition, they enhance the local dance community by providing a comprehensive source of Middle Eastern Dance information focused on the Washington DC Metro area.
Nimeera is grateful for her experiences with Cleopatra's Closet. She has been able to interact with so many influential members of the dance community as both a performing artist and a perveyer of fine quality dance accessories.
Nimeera founded Cleopatra's Closet in 1999 to provide unique and unusual accessories for dancers at affordable prices. Over the years she has worked through Cleopatras Closet to benefit the local bellydance community by providing a comprehensive source of information, consignment services, affordable studio space, a local walk-in store to buy hard to find items, and a referral service for bellydance performers. In addition, she donated workshops and performances, supported and marketed products created by local artists, hosted the Washington Area Bellydance Meetup, and volunteered on the Board of Directors for the Washington Area Mid-East Dance Association. This vision of serving the bellydance community has been a major driving factor throughout Nimeera's dance career, and Cleopatra's Closet's business goals and practices as a whole.
Nimeera is very grateful for the opportunity to interact with and support so many influential members of the dance community as both a performing artist and a purveyor of fine quality dance accessories, and looks forward to many more years to come. Her vision of Cleopatras Closet would not be possible without the assistance of her many supporters.
Nimeera performed as an active member of the Silk Road Dance Company for seven years, since 1997. During that time she performed both as a choreography leader and featured soloist. In addition, she served two years as the primary seamstress, two years as Chief Financial Officer, and three years as Music Coordinator.
The Silk Road Dance Company's repertoire "celebrates the delightful dance traditions and sumptuous costumes of cultures along this fabled trade route - the Great Silk Road." Laurel Victoria Gray, Artistic Director, has spent considerable time studying and researching these dance forms in the Near East. Her detailed reproductions of these individual dance styles has been an inspiration to Nimeera's own interpretation of Middle Eastern Dance.
Nimeera performed with the Silk Road Dance Company in several full-length concerts and feature performances in Maryland, Virginia, Washington DC, North Carolina, Hollywood, Chicago, Texas, and on the Washington Monument Grounds. Nimeera's involvement provided her with the opportunity to travel and perform at several prestigious venues, including the Warner Brothers in Hollywood, The Coronation of the Queen in San Antonio Texas, the Uzbek Embassy in Washington DC, and several times on the Kennedy Center Millennium Stage.
Along the way, Nimeera has also spent several years studying ballet, folk dance, ballroom, latin, classical indian dance, and tai chi. In addition, she searches for sources of inspiration wherever it can be found.
She would like to credit the following instructors for her formal training.
Nimeera would also like to thank the following artists for being such a wonderful inspiration:
For more videos, see Nimeera's channel on
Indian Fusion
Nimeera performs indian fusion at the Delaware Drum and Dance Hafla, April 18, 2010
Raqs al Shamadan
Nimeera performs Raqs al Shamadan in Dances for the Sultan
Cleopatra's Closet (Alexandria Gazette, May 11, 2007)
Aimee Ibrahim & Jeff David ( I Do for Brides Magazine , Fall 2006)
"A bellydancer (Nimeera) performed for the guests of honor and their loved ones, leaving everyone feeling like they were riding magic carpets in Arabia. 'In Egyptian culture, belly dancers perform with candelabras balanced on their heads; it symbolizes bringing warmth and happiness to your marriage,' Aimee explains."
Five Spots With Dining and Belly Dancing (Washington Post, March 14, 2004)
"This spot is a favorite with local Persian families; you'll find both elderly and young audience members smoothly busting moves when pulled onto the dance floor. It's also a big date-night destination. Check the Web site to see if you'll be watching ... Nimeera (who sometimes lights up the dance floor with a full candelabra atop her head)."
Madhuri Dixit Inspires Local Dance Artist - Raqs Masala! Egyptian Dance with a Bit of Spice (India Globe, February 2004)
"[Nimeera] performs Egyptian raqs sharqi with an air of elegance and friendly playfulness that delights all ages. Her graceful Persian arms, playful Indian eyes, precisely syncopated Egyptian isolations, and dramatic Turkish energy all blend effortlessly in her own unique style."
Good Vibrations (Washington Post, April 27, 2001)
"Nimeera, who dances with the local Silk Road Dance Company lead by Laurel Gray, says she's learned much classical Persian dance from Gray, an admired teacher and choreographer, but says she brings a different Persian dance to Pars. "It's more contemporary costumed dance," Nimeera says. "The focus is generally from the waist up, with a lot of arms, a lot of bending from the waist, head movements, eye movements; and every one has a meaning, whereas in Middle Eastern dance, it can be focused on the upper body, but it's more heavily focused on the belly and the lower body."
When Nimeera (who also co-owns Cleopatra's Closet, an online shop for belly dance accessories) performs at Pars, she first dances an Egyptian set, then a modern Persian performance about a half-hour later. She's accompanied by Shafik, a one-man band of sorts, on his synthesizers. If you're lucky, her Egyptian set will include her candle dance. For that she wears a triple-decker candelabra headpiece, with 11 lit candles burning brightly. I'm worried for her scarves and her hair, but she's a master, showing the muscle isolation belly dancers strive for."
Sohair Zuki (February 15, 2007)
How Bellydancing Saved My Life (A Personal Touch on... Celiac Disease, May 15, 2004)
SharQui/Bandari/Masala Bangra Dance Fitness
Time: Tuesdays and Fridays 12:15pm
Location: Fairfax County Public Schools
Prerequisite: None. Class limited to employees of FCPS.
Description: Learn the basics of Bellydance, Bandari, and Bangra while getting a fun half-hour workout! Class structure is based on SharQui Bellydance Workout and Masala Bhangra Workout, with little Bandari (Persian dance) thrown in. Great for toning, cardio, cardio, and losing weight! Great for both men and women.
Recommended Clothing: Comfortable leggings or non-baggy pants, crop top, leotard or t-shirt, hip scarf, bare feet, suede-bottom slippers or indoor-only gym shoes. No street shoes please!
Register: Contact Nimeera
See Cleopatra's Closet if you need scarves, classwear, or other class supplies. Discounts available upon request for currently enrolled students!
Regular instruction is available in Bellydance Technique, SharQui - The Bellydance Workout, and Masala Bangra Dance Fitness. Many of Nimeera's classes are designed for the busy student in mind, with drop-in friendly instruction. Nimeera's past class offerings include:
Contact Nimeera to request these classes.
Workshops are available by request on various topics such as Bellyrobics, Contemporary Persian Dance, and Raqs Masala. Contact Nimeera to arrange instruction in your area!
Past Workshop Offerings:
Bhangra / Bollywood! , Monday September 5 2011 at the Global Music Academy, Fairfax VA. An introduction to Bhangra-based Bollywood dance.
SharQui and Bangra Masala , Wednesday April 14 2011 at the Government Printing Office Health Fair, Washington DC. A demonstration and introduction to basic bellydance technique through SharQui, and an introduction to Masala Bangra Workout.
Smooth Moves , Monday December 27 2010 at Forever Dancing, Falls Church VA. Various techniques and combinations to learn how to execute smooth, fluid, powerful movements. Contract with sharp accents and articulations.
Bellydance for Fun and Fitness , Wednesday April 14 2010 at the Government Printing Office Health Fair, Washington DC. A demonstration and introduction to basic bellydance technique
Shimmylicious! , Sunday April 11 2010 at the WAMEDA Member Meeting, at the Dancer Store in Clinton Maryland. Technique and drill for six different shimmies.
Balance Anything , Sunday February 28 2010 at the WAMEDA Winter Workshop, at the Dancer Store in Clinton Maryland. Techniques for isolation and control to enable the use of any balance prop in performance.
Indian Bhangra & Bollywood , Sunday February 3 2008 at the WAMEDA Winter Workshop, at the Dancer Store in Clinton Maryland.
How to Create your Own Stage Makeup , Sunday September 16 2007, 12:30pm - 2:30pm at the Colony South Hotel (John Carroll Room). Nimeera demonstrated the proper use of stage makeup. Eye Kandy and other select items from Cleopatra's Closet available for sale at the workshop.
Wings Workshop for Children , Sunday February 4 2007 at Cleopatra's Closet. One hour mini-workshop.
Stage Makeup , Thursday September 14 2006 at Cleopatra's Closet. Topics covered included cosmetic selection, corrective makeup, and stage makeup techniques.
Finger Cymbals 101 , Thursday August 10 2006 at Cleopatra's Closet. Topics covered included selecting the perfect zills, fitting them with elastic, playing bellydance rhythms, and exercises to gain comfort with playing while dancing.
Bellydance Video Party , Thursday July 13 2006 at Cleopatra's Closet.
Comparative Styles , Thursday June 8 2006 at Cleopatra's Closet. Basic movement elements of Egyptian, Turkish, Persian, and Indian with explanation of how and why they are different, and how to use them in your bellydance.
Raqs Masala: Indian Spice for your Belly Dance , November 16 2003 at Joes Movement Emporium focusing on the use of Indian expressions and movements to enhance Egyptian belly dance.
Nimeera is available for private lessons by appointment. Private instruction on Egyptian dance technique, zills, and cane is $40 per hour. Specialties (such as wings, shamadan, sword, Persian dance, Indian dance, Turkish dance) and professional stage performance technique are $60 per hour. Private lessons are most effective when the student has a specific goal in mind. Please contact Nimeera if you would like to arrange private lessons.
Special group lessons are available by appointment. May include a short demonstration upon request. Prices may vary depending on the request.
"Tonight we are celebrating out 60th anniversary, and his 80th birthday. Having you here tonight was the icing on the cake! Thanks for making it special."
-- One of the happy customers at Laziza, 11/07/2009
"We love bellydance! We used to go to an Iranian restaurant in Fairfax where a woman named Nimeera danced (do you know her?), but the management changed...I miss Nimeera though - who came from Utah and has the best expressions when she dances."
-- being teri, 11/09/2007
"I absolutely loved your perfomance at Yalla! The Wings of Life was one of the most beautiful dances I have ever seen...I hope to have the pleasure of seeing you perform again in the near future. You certainly have gained a fan and I will be bringing fans to Pars sometime to see you. You are very talented and captivating! Thank You for sharing your gift."
-- B. Chao
"[Nimeera] is the area's expert on the Indian forms of belly dancing."
-- Nesmah
"If you're lucky, her Egyptian set will include her candle dance. For that she wears a triple-decker candelabra headpiece, with 11 lit candles burning brightly...she's a master, showing the muscle isolation belly dancers strive for."
-- Eric Brace, Washington Post
"Good Vibrations - Eric Brace Explores the Whirl of Belly Dancing"
Friday, April 27, 2001; Page WE34
-- Raghubir Goyal, Indian Globe
"I am very excited! I enrolled in classes with Nimeera at Cleopatras Closet and its everything I have been looking for at this stage of my bellydancing. I've attended 3 so far. My physical therapist cleared me as good to go!!!
Nimeera goes to each student and helps them perform the move correctly, right down to what muscle group. We warm up . . I mean REALLY warm up in the beginning with core strengthening exercises and we drill and we dance and . . . I'm happy, sweaty and pooped out by the end of class :)
I'm also extremely happy to be enrolled in Marci's ATS classes on Wednesday nights at Cleopatras Closet. I always wanted to learn ATS, true ATS, and she is under the guidance of Carolenas teacher certification program.... sweeeeeeeet :)
These classes are the meat and potatoes training I have been searching for! :)
tonights the night ... zills . .I love zills..."
-- Urvashi, Student in Intermediate Class at Cleopatra's Closet
Middle Eastern Dance is a beautiful and family friendly art form and will enhance your special event and provide many lasting memories! Nimeera offers a fun, sophisticated style of bellydance to delight all ages. Her easy playfulness naturally encourages audience interaction and participation. To discuss your event, please contact Nimeera directly at dance_Nimeera.com or (703) 864-0716.
Nimeera specializes in Egyptian, Persian, and Pakistani parties, and is available for:
Nimeera is equally comfortable dancing to both live and recorded music. Longer performances, additional dancers, or live music available by request. Nimeera works closely with several local musicians, including Shawkat Sayyed , master oudist. Some specialties may require at least two weeks notice prior to the performance but will further enhance your special event. Nimeera does not perform at men-only parties.
Nimeera is very much in demand. A non-refundable* deposit is required to confirm your event and add it to Nimeera's calendar. Remainder of payment is due on arrival and is accepted by cash or check.
Book now via GigMasters.com. Alternatively, you may send a deposit by mailing a check or money order to: Nimeera, PO Box 523694, Springfield, VA 22152. Check must be received at least 7 days prior to the event. Please contact Nimeera for deposit amount.
*Should cancellation by Nimeera be necessary, she will make every effort to arrange for a comparable substitute. If no substitute is desired or available, then Nimeera will refund the deposit in full.
Short Bellydance Show - This is a mini belly dance performance of approximately 10 minutes in length. This option is ideal for smaller parties and for surprise "hip-and-run" type bellygrams.
Classic Bellydance Show - Nimeera will perform for approximately 20 minutes. The first half of the performance is a show which may include finger cymbals, veil, cane, or other props by request. If appropriate, the second half of the performance is usually more focused on audience participation, with everyone on their feet and dancing by the end of the show. Nimeera can add a song or two in Persian, Turkish, or Indian Bollywood style by request.
Weddings - Zeffa OR Performance - Of course, you want your special day to be perfect! Nimeera is happy to help you plan all the details of the wedding performance (coordinating costume colors, special songs, guests to dance with...). She always allows extra time for weddings because she knows that uncontrollable events can effect your event schedule.
Children's Arabian Princess Party - Little girls love to dress up! Bring a little fantasy to your child's special day while you relax. Nimeera will dance just long enough to capture the children's imagination. Then everyone will dress up in scarves and jewels. All children will receive a special Arabian Princess gift bag. Finally, Nimeera will lead the group in a fun dance activity based on Middle Eastern dance. Intended for groups of 4 to 20 children ages 6 and up. Hipscarves may be provided for the duration of the activity. Activity hosted at your location of choice. Total activity time 30 - 60 minutes.
Combination performance/group lesson, at your location - This special package includes a performance plus a bellydance lesson for all your friends. Nimeera brings hip scarves and veils for the participants to use during the lesson, and a special gift for the guest of honor! This is a fun package perfect for women-only parties such as bridal and baby showers. Total activity time 45 - 60 minutes.
Wings of Isis - a dramatic entrance with large golden wings (Requires sufficient dance space)
Raqs Al Assaya - Egyptian style women's cane dance
Raqs As Sayf - a woman's sword dance showing balance and dexterity
Raqs Al Shamadan - a lighthearted test of skill as Nimeera balances a lighted candelabra with 11 live candles. Very dramatic when used to lead Zeffa wedding processions, but also very effective when used in the last song of a performance.
Fan Dance - a fun, flirty dance with large oriental fans or fan veils
Raqs Bandari - a lively blend with of bellydance and Persian Bandari using contemporary Bandari music.
Raqs Masala - a cute and lively Indian bellydance style performed to Indian Film or Bangra music.
Raqs Peri - a delicate and feminine Persian bellydance style.
Turkish Orientale* - very energetic and fiery using Turkish dance movements
Bollywood!* - a fun free-spirited interpretation of contemporary Indian film dance based on Classical Indian Dance movements.
Pure Ethnic Style* - Mujra, Persian Classical, or Turkish Rom style dance
* Some specialties may require at least two weeks notice prior to the performance but will further enhance your special event.
Nimeera is pleased to have had the opportunity to perform for many prestigious locations and organizations, including:
Egypt, Cairo
Australia
Mexico
Uzbekistan
California, Hollywood
Illinois, Chicago
Maryland
New Jersey
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Texas
Virginia
Washington DC
West Virginia
DVD "Core Training for Bellydancers", Serpentine Productions
Music Video "King of My Throne", Fat Boy Chico
Music Video "All My Life" for the Short Film "Swagga", Fat Boy Chico
Short Film "Pawns", J Lane
Short Film "Publicity Stunt", Fat Boy Chico
Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), Fort Belvoir Virginia
The Government Printing Office (GPO), Washington DC
International Academy of Middle Eastern Dance (IAMED), California
John Addison Concert Hall, (Harmony Hall Regional Center) Ft. Washington, Maryland
John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington DC
Monmouth Cablevision, New Jersey
Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, Washington DC
Smithsonian National Zoological Park, Washington DC
Verizon Center, Washington DC
Warner Bros. Studios, Hollywood California
Colony South Hotel, Clinton Maryland
Madison Hotel, Washington DC
Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Washington DC
Mayflower Hotel, Washington DC
Sheraton Premier, Tysons Corner Virginia
Westfield Marriott, Chantilly Virginia
Anne Arundel Community College, Arnold Maryland
Arden Courts Kensington, Kensington Maryland
Capital Expo Center, Chantilly Virginia
Community College of Baltimore, Baltimore Maryland
Bladensburg Firehouse, Bladensburg Maryland
Freddie Mac Foundation, Washington DC
George C Marshall High School, Falls Church Virginia
George Mason University, Fairfax Virginia
Georgetown University, Washington DC
Girl Scout Council of the Nation's Capital (Winter Camp), Alexandria Virginia
Greensprings Village (Renaissance Gardens), Springfield Virginia
International Children's Festival, Virginia
J Arista Records (RCA Records Group)
JEB Stuart High School, Falls Church Virginia
Joe's Movement Emporium, Mt. Ranier Maryland
Knollwood Health Services Center, Washington DC
Maryland Renaissance Festival, Annanpolis Maryland
Montgomery College Theatre Arts Arena, Montgomery Maryland
Orange Hunt Elementary School, Springfield Virginia
The Owl School (Private Preschool), Washington DC
Publick Playhouse for the Performing Arts, Cheverly Maryland
Rock Hill Plantation House, Stafford VA
Shepherd University Frank Center Theater, Shepherdstown West Virginia
University of Maryland, College Park Maryland
Walker Title and Escrow Company, Inc, Fairfax Virginia
Zonta International of Prince Georges County, Maryland
A Taste of Marrakesh (Family Restaurant)
Aabshaar (Indian Family Restaurant and Banquet Hall), Springfield Virginia
Afghan Restaurant (Aghani Family Restaurant and Banquet Hall), Alexandria Virginia
Alf Layla Wa Layla, Chantilly Virginia
Bamian Restaurant (Upscale Afghani Restaurant), Mclean Virginia
Bombay Tandoor (Indian Restaurant and Banquet Hall), Vienna Virginia
Casablanca Restaurant (Moroccan Family Restaurant), Alexandria Virginia
Exotic Marakesh Casbah (Family Restaurant), Washington DC
Eye Bar (Nightclub), Washington DC
Fairouz Mediterranean Cafe (Middle Eastern Restaurant), McLean Virginia
Fettoosh (Lebanese Family Restaurant), Washington DC
Hatam Kabab (Persian Family Restaurant), Olney Maryland
Heritage India (Upscale Indian Restaurant), Washington DC
Karma Lounge, Washington DC
Kazan (Turkish Family Restaurant), Fairfax Virginia
Kebab Masala (Indian Family Restaurant), Alexandria Virginia
La Fontaine Bleu (Wedding Hall), Lanham Maryland
La Kasbah (Morrocan Restaurant), Reston Virginia
Laziza (Upscale Family Restaurant), Fredericksburg Virginia
Le Tarbouche (Upscale Lebanese Nightclub), Washington DC
Maggiano's Little Italy (Upscale Italian Restaurant and Banquet Hall), Mclean Virginia
Marakesh de Paris (Family Restaurant), Silver Spring Maryland
Mem Sahib (Indian Family Restaurant), Maryland
Nader's Middle Eastern Cafe (Shisha), Fredericksburg Virginia
Noor Mahal (Upscale Indian Banquet Hall), Fairfax Virginia
Pars Restaurant (Persian Family Restaurant), Fairfax Virginia
Pasha Lounge (Morrocan Family Restaurant), Gaithersburg Maryland
Piano Grill (Egyptian Family Restaurant), Fairfax Virginia
Preet Palace (Indian Family Restaurant and Banquet Hall), Virginia
Prince Palace (Arabic Nightclub), Washington DC
Sahib (Indian Family Restaurant), Olney Maryland
Sahara Cafe (Arabic Nightclub), Alexandria Virginia
Sahara Lebanese Market and Cafe (Lebanese Restaurant), Sterling Virginia
Shamshiry (Persian Family Restaurant and Banquet Hall), Vienna Virginia
Taj Mahal (Indian Banquet Hall), Springfield Virginia
Taste of Morocco (Moroccan Family Restaurant), Arlington Virginia
Taste of Morocco (Moroccan Family Restaurant), Silver Spring Maryland
The Indian Experience (Upscale Indian Restaurant), Washington DC
Vespucci Restaurant (Family Italian Restaurant), Fairfax VA
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