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Started by Terry Pogue
Wed, 09 May 2007 14:38
Bezu in Potomac
Author: Terry Pogue
Date: Wed, 09 May 2007 14:38
Date: Wed, 09 May 2007 14:38
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We had lunch (our dinner) at Bezu yesterday. We got there at 1:30 and there were about a dozen tables with diners. It closes at 2:30. My husband had salmon which he liked but it was overdone for his taste. I suggested next time he request it medium rare. It was not overcooked for me. I had a rib eye steak and it was fabulous. Very charred on the outside and rare in the center. My idea of a great steak. The restaurant is so very pretty and at first glance I thought the chairs were going to be a problem for me but they were very comfortable. Husband had a gray goose martini which was huge and I had a glass of white wine also very generous. Here's a write up I found on the restaurant. It's at Potomac Village on the Giant side. terry Bezu, French term for "Kiss" brings French-Asian fusion to Potomac Maryland. Chef Dennis Friedman takes a classical French technique of cooking and infuses the food with flavors and ingredients from the Pacific Rim. Upon arrival, relax in the restaurant's lounge and chic onyx bar and choose from a signature martini or champagne cocktail. Dennis' menu changes monthly depending on the availability of the freshest ingredients. The restaurant also offers a multi-course tasting menu at the chefs table. Bezu's casual opulence creates the ideal atmosphere to indulge in a fine culinary journey.
Re: Bezu in Potomac
Author: Terry Pogue
Date: Wed, 09 May 2007 14:50
Date: Wed, 09 May 2007 14:50
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I forgot to include the url. It's a beautiful website. http://www.bezurestaurant.com/ terry On May 9, 10:38 am, Terry Pogue <tpo...@comcast.net> wrote: > We had lunch (our dinner) at Bezu yesterday. We got there at 1:30 and > there were about a dozen tables with diners. It closes at 2:30. > My husband had salmon which he liked but it was overdone for his > taste. I suggested next time he request it medium rare. It was not > overcooked for me. > I had a rib eye steak and it was fabulous. Very charred on the outside > and rare in the center. My idea of a great steak. > The restaurant is so very pretty and at first glance I thought the > chairs were going to be a problem for me but they were very > comfortable. > Husband had a gray goose martini which was huge and I had a glass of > white wine also very generous. > Here's a write up I found on the restaurant. It's at Potomac Village > on the Giant side. > terry > > Bezu, French term for "Kiss" brings French-Asian fusion to Potomac > Maryland. Chef Dennis Friedman takes a classical French technique of > cooking and infuses the food with flavors and ingredients from the > Pacific Rim. Upon arrival, relax in the restaurant's lounge and chic > onyx bar and choose from a signature martini or champagne cocktail. > Dennis' menu changes monthly depending on the availability of the > freshest ingredients. The restaurant also offers a multi-course > tasting menu at the chefs table. Bezu's casual opulence creates the > ideal atmosphere to indulge in a fine culinary journey.
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