Leesburg Restaurant
There are diners designed for the purpose that fail to obtain the same comfortable friendly atmosphere. Know largely for the breakfast, a quick lunch trip also turns up a variety of Leesburg locals.
But for me, Leesburg Restaurant means peanut soup. It’s an unusual treat and one that fills you up.
Concentrating on comfort food and lunch counter specials, I sampled the country fried steak for this trip. And while not quite as good as mom used to make, it still vanished from my plate in short order.
Other past favorites have been the open faced turkey sandwich and the pot roast. But whatever you order, it will arrive tasting like something made just for you instead of a dish waiting to be re-heated. While you’re there, treat yourself to a handmade milkshake or freshly baked pie. Service remains friendly, fast and at a reasonable price given the quality.
Leesburg Restaurant 9 S. King St., Leesburg
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TMT -How many decades have passed without either the state or local government creating the plans you desire? Why would you now think that such plans will suddenly be created?Northern Virginia faces an impending economic crisis based on federal spending cuts. Only a large new shooting war will change that.Northern Virginia often has the worst traffic congestion in the United States. This is a testament to the incompetence of our various governments.Talented people will not remain in Northern Virginia to build new, non-federal businesses given the poor quality of life occasioned by the transportation chaos caused by the political class’ incompetence.Some people and entities are doing things to rectify the situation. They are ugly answers to the ugly questions left unanswered by decades of political class neglect.Your arguments fall into the “Reform It” class of arguments. You know the political class in Virginia is incapable of the reforms you suggest. Therefore, I sometimes wonder if you are really a “Screw it” in “Reform it’s” clothing.Publius also operates in “Reform It” mode. There is nothing wrong with this mode if there is any practical chance of the reform actually happening. For example, âAny entity (that should exist on a fee for service basis) that requires confiscation of public money to stay afloat should be terminated. â. This could be rather easily accomplished in Virginia. A car’s mileage is recorded each time it is inspected. Therefore, the miles driven each year can be determined at each inspection point. Send each driver a “miles driven” tax and pay for all transportation costs with that tax.You could refine the system from there. You could adjust the tax for the weight of the vehicle for example. You could allow anybody who feels that they do a lot of out-of-state driving the opportunity to put a tracking device in their car and give them a rebate for out-of-state miles. Progressive Insurance uses its Snapshot product to capture continuous GPS coverage of a driver’s location and driving habits in order to offer cheaper insurance to safer drives. The product is offered in 39 states … including Virginia.My point is that there are many way to “skin the transportation cat”. However, there are no visible ways to “skin the incompetent government cat”.If NoVa is to weather the coming federal cuts it will require us to transform from a government-centric locality to a more balanced government – commercial entity.This will not happen because the “politicians for life” we constantly re-elect change their spots. Like their counterparts in the Detroit of the 1970s and 1980s, they will never change their spots. They will never embrace reform.The only practical answer is end runs around the entrenched political idiots. Ugly end runs. Inefficient end runs. End runs like MWAA and Rail To Dulles.For all you reformers out there – I’d love to see one practical plan for achieving reform. I’ve lived here all my life. I’ve studied Virginia history all my life. Virginia is the last to reform. From big issues like being among the last to end segregation, to smaller points like being among the last to ban smoking in bars and restaurants, etc. You are fooling yourself if you think the entrenched political class will start reforming itself now.Ugly, inefficient end runs around the ineffective political class in Virginia are the only realistic hope.
