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A beginner’s guide to New York City Restaurant Week
While it’s a burden for many restaurants, diners who plan ahead can find some great deals.
By
Precious Fondren
Food
NYC Restaurant Week Is Back, With Deals Deals Deals
The $21 and $39 meals include an entree and at least one side. And here's a side of history: NYC Restaurant Week began in 1992 as a way for the city to promote restaurants during the 1992 Democratic National Convention.
By
Jen Chung
Food
5 Reservations You Should Score For Restaurant 'Week'
Fine dining Italian in Williamsburg, a pan-Mediterranean feast on City Island, upscale Korean in a penthouse, and other ways to maximize your dining dollars.
By
Nell Casey
Food
5 Manhattan Eateries To Try During Restaurant Week
Nearly 400 NYC restaurants are offering some kind of dining deal. It's a dizzying list even for someone who writes professionally about this kind of thing.
By
Nell Casey
Food
Cheap Restaurant Week Dining Deals Begin Today!
It's so much longer than a week, too.
By
Nell Casey
Food
Brooklyn Celebrates Red Sauce With First Ever Italian Restaurant Week
Thirty-nine restaurants all over the borough are offering reasonably-priced lunches and dinners in honor of Italian American Heritage Month and Columbus Day.
By
Nell Casey
Food
Make Your Restaurant "Week" Reservations Starting Today
The bi-annual, budget-friendly event runs July 22nd through August 16th.
By
Nell Casey
Food
Special Deals For Chinatown Restaurant Week, Beginning This Saturday
Nineteen restaurants in Manhattan's Chinatown will offer lunch and dinner pre fixe meals for $20.13.
By
Nell Casey
Food
Dine In Brooklyn Returns With Deals Around The Borough
Dine In Brooklyn returns next week, and its bringing specials at over 200 restaurants with it.
By
Sophie Kleeman
Food
Reservation Lines Open For NYC Restaurant "Week" 2013
Restaurant Week, which officially runs for over three weeks and then invariably gets extended for another few weeks, is upon us.
By
John Del Signore
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