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Harry & Sons
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Harry and Sons in Virginia Highlands is certainly unassuming on the outside - and inside really - but it fits the style of the Highlands. If you aren't looking for it, you can walk right by it. The inside isn't lavishly appointed either; it is the food alone that is the draw for this restaurant. The menu is pan-asian with a little american thrown in. Being a fairly new sushi eater, I was a little intimidated by the menu, actually. However, the tempura roll that I had was amazing. It was a bit pricey for a weekday lunch considering the other cheaper options, but as far as good sushi goes it was right on par. I have never been when it is busy, but judging by the size of the dining room, wait time probably get lengthy on the weekends. If you can sneak away for a weekday late lunch, I would recommend it. We sat right down and had our food in less than 20 minutes. It is a great place to meet friends.
Pros: great food
Cons: limited seating, a bit pricey
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