A dream bears fruit
Created: Jul 12, 2002 11:00 AM
Chefs (left te right) Lee Uddin and Jean-Claude Garzia stand in their new cafe, The Lemon Tree. Mr. Uddin is on his way upstairs to the kitchen while Mr. Garzia serves up pastries.
The dream of opening a restaurant has borne fruit for two Bermuda chefs.The result is Hamilton's newest eatery - The Lemon Tree Caf? - set to open next week. Strolling down Queen Street, the new caf? is easy enough to spot with its sunny yellow facade.
The dream of opening a restaurant has borne fruit for two Bermuda chefs.
The result is Hamilton's newest eatery - The Lemon Tree Caf? - set to open next week. Strolling down Queen Street, the new caf? is easy enough to spot with its sunny yellow facade.
The building, which was home to the Scottish Wool Shop for some 30 years, has undergone an extensive facelift including an overgrown corner of the Par-la-Ville park being turned into a garden terrace for use by caf? guests. Just as one might expect of a restaurant called
