Rainy weather, or the perceived threat of such, has in recent years shifted the biggest question around the
Taste of Bethesda from "Which new restaurants will participate this year?" to "Will the Taste of Bethesda be held this year?" Perhaps weatherman Fred Weiss interceded for us in the Great Beyond, as a spritz of a morning gave way to a sunny afternoon and a successful Taste of Bethesda. Despite some of the cancellations of recent Octobers, the turnout was big - so big that some complained about the time it took to get through the taste ticket lines at some points during the day. Let's take a look at a clear-skied, if cool and blustery, Taste of Bethesda:
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Live music on 4 stages |
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Big crowds |
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Eat the Change/Just Ice Tea |
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Spanish Diner, like Jaleo before it, is always a big draw |
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with its giant paella pan |
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Tacombi and Benihana |
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Spanish Diner, serving thousands |
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One of Bethesda's newest restaurants, Good Ducking Burger |
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Sponsor Amazon Fresh |
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Moby Dick House of Kabob |
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Marriott International's MI Cafe |
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Sunny skies have been rare in recent years |
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Trifecta of Bethesda's top restaurants in one photo: chef-owner Wesley Yao's Hanaro, Poke Dojo and Kusshi Sushi |
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Bethesda's representative on the Montgomery County Council, Andrew Friedson, stayed around all afternoon to speak to constituents... |
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...other elected officials split early |
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Long lines for one of Bethesda's most-popular restaurants, Casa Oaxaca |
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Veterans Park |
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If you need proof of... |
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...how blustery it was yesterday |
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Montgomery's finest |
3 comments:
The band on Cordell with the full horn section sounded amazing as I was passing by I will say that. Getting to Dunkin Donuts wasn't easy. Great weather though no doubt.
Dunkin Donuts, SMDH!
No one uses that acronym so I had to look it up. Yeah, DD. It's a popular coffee and donut chain. I recommend the Dunkin Midnight large coffee with Stevia cause it's healthier and doesn't cause cancer like the blue, pink and yellow packets.
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