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Dine In Brooklyn Restaurant Week Returns
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Garth Johnston
Published Mar 8, 2011
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Brooklynites who didn't get their fill of discounted dining during Restaurant Week have a reason to rejoice. King's County's own version of the deal, Dine In Brooklyn, is for another round of $25 dinners, $20.11 lunches and even some $20.11 two-for-one brunch options at nearly 200 local restaurants. The fun runs from March 21-31 at participating restaurants.
Borough President Marty Markowitz (and tricycle fan) assures us in a press release that "whether you fancy the French fare in Brooklyn’s Bastille Day hot spot, Carroll Gardens, or you want to savor a little sushi, ‘bib up’ for barbeque, ‘mangia’ some mostacholi, sample ethnic food from everywhere on the planet, find the newest, freshest seasonal, locally-sourced artisanal menus, or you are simply looking for comfort food American-style—in Brooklyn your table is waiting!”
And where are those tables waiting? All over. Participating restaurants include Alma, Baci & Abbracci, Bocca Lupo, Da Nonna Rosa, Loreley Williamsburg, Tanoreen, The River Cafe and many more. You can see the full list, with nearby subway stops listed, is available here [PDF].
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