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Looking for a really good restaurant in Bethesda to have an extended lunch on my weekday off. French or Italian would be preferable.

Thanks!

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one can do no better than recommend the blue-crab (maryland) outpost of downtonwn's jaleo.

ive heard variegated reports on a (french)midwestern french bistro called mon ami gabi.

is it that hard to prepare a lugubrious steak frites?

its been known to happen in our mileu and purlieus....personally... well its not in bethesda an environ us northeast brooklanders dont get to that much: why travel to montgomery county's antiquated draconian liquour laws when exquisite tapas (and french bistro fare) exist at a certain 7th and f establishment, the flagship of which bethesda chain is in question?

there is no love sincerer than the love of food

- george bernard shaw

i feel like love is in the kitchen with a culinary eye, think she's making something special and i'm smart enough to try

- interpol

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one can do no better than recommend the blue-crab (maryland) outpost of downtonwn's jaleo.

ive heard variegated reports on a (french)midwestern french bistro called mon ami gabi.

is it that hard to prepare a lugubrious steak frites?

its been known to happen in our mileu and purlieus....personally... well its not in bethesda an environ us northeast brooklanders dont get to that much: why travel to montgomery county's antiquated draconian liquour laws when exquisite tapas (and french bistro fare) exist at a certain 7th and f establishment, the flagship of which bethesda chain is in question?

What Frogprince is trying to say is, why the hell do you want to eat in Bethesda?

Come into the city.

Mark

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What Frogprince is trying to say is, why the hell do you want to eat in Bethesda?

Come into the city.

if it werent for antiquated archaic prose of faulkner and dickens and joyce and galdos this is exactly what iam saying

there is no love sincerer than the love of food

- george bernard shaw

i feel like love is in the kitchen with a culinary eye, think she's making something special and i'm smart enough to try

- interpol

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if you have to eat in B-town, and want french or italian, try cesco....or maybe persimmon.

for red sauce italian, la panneterria isnt bad.

Nothing quite like a meal with my beautiful wife.

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Raku is good if you like Japanese. And I do have to recommend Green Papay on Elm Street - pretty good Vietnamese food and the restaurant is lovely.

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