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Restaurant Week

The Best Deals At New York City’s Restaurant Week

Restaurant Week kicks off on Monday and as always, there are great deals. But this year there’s more to it than just sampling tasty fare.

2013/01/14

5 Best Midtown Lunch Spots For Restaurant Week

NYC Restaurant Week runs until February 8. For the masses who work in Midtown, what better opportunity for a power lunch?

CBS New York–2013/01/07

NYC’s Top 5 Restaurant Week Food & Wine, Beer Pairings

Oftentimes, beer, wine and cocktails aren’t included on the Restaurant Week menu offerings, but these 5 venues offer the three-course dinner deal and the option of wine or beer to accompany your meal.

CBS New York–2012/07/16

Restaurant Week Returns To New York City With Prix-Fixe Dining Deals

From Monday through Friday, city folk can dine at a long list of restaurants for a prix fixe deal of $24.07 for a three course lunch and $35.00 for a prix-fixe dinner.

2012/01/16

The 4 Worst Deals At NYC Restaurant Week 2012

It’s not that we don’t like these restaurants. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. We just don’t think their Restaurant Week offerings do them justice.

2012/01/05

Hudson Valley’s Restaurant Week Is Back, Bigger Than Ever

NEW YORK (WCBS 880) – If you’re planning a night out sometime in the next two weeks, start making your reservations now and take advantage of the Hudson Valley Restaurant Week. Check Out: CBSNewYork’s Hudson […]

2011/03/10

Restaurant Week Extended Through Feb. 27

The promotion, which featured $24.07 lunches and $35 dinners, had been set to expire on Feb. 6.

2011/02/07

NYC Extends Restaurant Week Through Late February

Old Man Winter’s wrath on the Big Apple was enough to convince the city to extend Restaurant Week. The deals – which feature three-course prix-fixe dinners of $35 – will run until Sunday, February 27.

2011/02/04

NYC Rolls Out New Deals to Attract Tourists

Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Monday a record number of tourists visited New York City in 2010. Now, the city is taking steps to bring in more tourist dollars during two of the slowest months of the year.

2011/01/10

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