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Winter Restaurant Week Is Upon Us!
By
Kate Nerenberg
Published Wednesday, January 21, 2009
We just got word that the winter installment of Restaurant Week will run from Monday, February 16 through Sunday, February 22. Reservations for inauguration weekend might have been easier to get than we thought, but don't count on the same spotty attendance for this wildly popular promotion. Participating restaurants in DC and Virginia offer three-course lunches for $20.09 and three-course dinners for $35.09. That's a good deal at many top restaurants, but this year's list includes some especially high-priced, special-occasion-only places: Adour (where dishes can top $40), 1789, Charlie Palmer Steak, Farrah Olivia, Taberna del Alabardero, Oceanaire, Vidalia, and Volt.
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Posted by: Ben john, Aug 26, 2009 02:15:38 AM
Adour not only did resturant week (absolutewly fABULOUS!), they are also continuing w/ a prex fixe lunch, at least thru March 2009. Highly recommended...
Posted by: Pat, Feb 23, 2009 01:46:41 PM
I just called to make a reservation at Adour for lunch on February 20th, during restaurant week. The hostess told me they are never opened for lunch, first of all. Secondly, they are not participating in restaurant week.
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Posted by: Free Printable Coupons , Jan 22, 2009 07:52:14 PM
Corduroy is not participating in Restaurant Week.
Regards,
Posted by: Ferhat Yalcin, Jan 21, 2009 08:47:57 PM
Wow -- I saw this today on Open Table and had to pop on to the Washingtonian to see it they had it!! Reservations made for Farrah Olivia and PS7... Two places that were sooo booked last RW!
Posted by: Kathy, Jan 21, 2009 03:17:08 PM
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