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Michelin-Lauded Restaurants Participating In Sunnyside Restaurant Week
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Nell Casey
Published Sep 7, 2016
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Dine around the charming Queens enclave of Sunnyside at the neighborhood's now-annual Restaurant Week, an adaptation of the large city-wide event that's been replicated by communities to celebrate their varied dining options.
Holding court in the city's most diverse borough, Sunnyside has its own wide-reaching collection of eateries, 30 of which are offering special menus of $25, three-course dinners, with some even offering a $25 meal for two.
On the docket: Jamaican, Irish, Tibetan, Peruvian, Japanese and many other represented countries and cuisines. Tire company-turned-haute-restaurant-guide has taken note of the neighborhood, too, naming two restaurants as Michelin Bib Gourmand recipients, both of whom (Salt and Fat and Venturo Osteria & Wine Bar) are participating.
Sunnyside Restaurant Week kicks off on Monday, September 19th and runs, true to its name, until Sunday, September 25th. Check out the full list and map of restaurants below and peep the menus as they become available.
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