Lost Dog Cafe  Deli, Pizza $$$$ ($14 and under) Lost Dog Cafe
photo Gerald Martineau/The Post  Editorial Review  McLaughlin
Review  Lost Dog's Pizza Won't Lead You Astray  By Moira E.
McLaughlin Washington Post Staff Writer Friday, Nov. 14, 2008
At a glance: This is no date night (though that could be fun).
This is no kid place (though they are welcome here). This is no
rowdy bar or snooty, upscale restaurant with a 20-page wine list
and a string quartet (though the beer is plentiful and the wine
is good).  Lost Dog Cafe is very simply a good spot to hang out:
a neighborhood joint where you can go to praise Redskin Jason
Campbell's quarterback skills, the recent election or the latest
episode of "The Office." Wear a baseball cap here, and maybe
those old running shoes your spouse keeps trying to get you to
chuck. Come with your girlfriends, your soccer buddies or your
wife. Just come to hang out. Like the food, there should be
nothing heavy about your experience.  In a small strip mall on a
hill in Arlington