Bugaboo Creek Steakhouse

Dedham, United States Of America, 02026

🛍 Steak, Steakhouse

3.8 💬 84 Yorumlar

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  • Steak Mükemmel şekilde ızgara yapılan sulu, yumuşak biftek köftelerinin tadını çıkarın. Her lokma, yemek deneyiminizi geliştirmek için klasik garnitürler ve enfes soslarla servis edilen lezzet patlaması sunar.
  • Steakhouse Mükemmel şekilde pişirilmiş, yumuşak ve sulu bifteklerin en iyi kesimlerinin tadını çıkarın, klasik yan yemeklerle servis edilir. Her lokmayı unutulmaz bir deneyim haline getiren zengin tatlar ve lezzetli baharatlar içinde kaybolun. Biftek severler için mükemmel.

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