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one of the more expensive in town, Saeidl believes he hasn’t seen much of a decline In business at The Green Tree because it normally attracts people in a higher-than-average income bracket who “usually don’t care” about the prices.
But at the King’s Court Tavern on Loudoun Street, a more casual restaurant Saeidi recently opened offering a pubstyle atmosphere and lower prices, it is a different story. Saeidi suspects business is not as strong at King’s Court as it is at The Green Tree because the former is aimed at “middle income” people.
“The middle-of-the-road places,” he said, “have probably been hurt the most.”
In Reston, there seems to be a growing number of locallyowned lunchtime cafeterias catering to a recent influx of office workers from new businesses in the area.
With names such as Lettuce Munch, the Brown Bag, and the Wolf Trap Deli, these establishments join others that have been around a while longer, such as Ambrosia, the Red Caboose, and the Deli. Characteristic of these places is
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