Taste of Bethesda 2019 Photos

Wind gusts whip the Taste of Bethesda
banner across Norfolk Avenue
Saturday morning

Yesterday's weather was not bad, if a bit on the blustery side, resulting in another successful Taste of Bethesda event for 2019. This year's edition included some new entries, including the intriguing Leo & Liv, opening soon at The Bethesdan Hotel at 8120 Wisconsin Avenue. Also spotted was a booth for Montgomery County Council District 1 member Andrew Friedson. This was also the first year for Casa Oaxaca, at 4905 Fairmont Avenue.

THE STRANGER SIDE OF TASTE OF BETHESDA 2012 (PHOTOS)

Saturday's Taste of Bethesda was arguably the best one yet.  The weather was not 100% perfect, but no one who attended last year's monsoon-afflicted affair was going to complain.  It doesn't hurt that more and more great restaurants keep opening in Bethesda, but as the event grows in scale, Bethesda Urban Partnership has managed to meet the challenges.

While the dining takes center stage, one of the more intriguing aspects of Taste of Bethesda is the colorful cast of characters (and vehicles) you will encounter in the Woodmont Triangle.

With that in mind, here's a photo gallery of some of the more unusual moments from Taste of Bethesda 2012:

Speaking of characters, ladies and
gentlemen, we have a winner

Avast!  There be a pirate aboard the
Freddy's Lobster tent!  Arrr...

Food, fun, and... math?  Seriously, though,
smart marketing by Mathnasium to get
out there with so many parents at
Taste of Bethesda

Dick Tracy checked the menus
on his wristwatch

My favorite Bethesda UP vehicle - they
have their own little trash truck