Bianco Blu - Edgewater
Bianco Blu
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Nestled in an apartment complex, this restaurant is both a hidden gem and a challenge to find, lacking sufficient signage. While the food garners praise for its quality, diners note inconsistent service and issues with portion sizes and pricing. Special occasions like Mother’s Day saw dedicated efforts from staff, but long waits and disorganization detracted from the experience. Despite its charming ambiance and potential for superb dining, many customers felt that improvements in service and accessibility are essential. Overall, the restaurant promises a delightful meal but requires some patience and planning to truly enjoy the experience.
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Their foods and service were exceptional ! We really enjoyed our dinner yesterday. We will visit again soon. Thank you.
Had dinner last night at Biancoblu and I can’t remember last time I had such good Italian meal! The menu selection was wide and they had plenty of special to chose from. Will definitely be back soon!
Horrible food! The spaghetti tasted like it was there for a whole day! The chicken had no taste whatsoever! The waiter was always hovering, and they used no gloves to serve our utensils COVID).
Our food was very good, but the portions were a bit small and a bit pricey. Our service was awful, but it was Mother’s Day and they had a table of 25 to deal with and only 2 waiters and 2 bus people for the whole restaurant. We will give them another try (not on a holiday) because we enjoyed the food. Please note, the restaurant entrance is difficult to find, as it’s in an apartment complex with no signage. Call ahead to get specific directions.
The food itself was fantastic overall, except for the stale bread we were served. Our waiter was friendly, which was nice, but strangely enough, they didn’t have a wine list available. One of the staff suggested a bottle, and fortunately, I asked about the price just before he opened it—$120! He seemed taken aback when I opted for the house red instead. Shortly after, a different staff member inquired if we wanted a prosciutto appetizer. Given my unease from the wine situation, I declined—was it complimentary? The menu offered some appealing choices, though I was puzzled as to why nearly all the appetizers were seafood-based. My husband ordered the salmon special, which was excellent, but we were shocked to see that it cost $46 once the bill arrived. We also tried the tiramisu, which was disappointing—it needed at least three times as much mascarpone and coffee, as it was incredibly dry. By the time we finished dessert, our waiter was overwhelmed with a bachelorette party and another large group, and unfortunately, he had little assistance from the other waitstaff, who walked by us for 20 minutes without acknowledging us while we waited for our check. I’m giving this place 3 stars because running a restaurant during COVID is undeniably tough, and I would be open to giving them another chance.
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Cognac
Busnel Calvados Reserve Vsop$10.1Dessert Wines By The Glass
Ruffino Moscato D'asti, Piedmont, Italy 2018$12.2
Michele Chiarlo Moscato D'asti Nivole, Piedmont, Italy 2018$12.2
Donnafugata Ben Rye, Sicily, Italy$25.3Grappa
Jacopo Grappa Di Sassicaia$22.3Port
Fonseca Port 20 Year Old Tawny$16.2
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