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Chew on This: Tell Us About Your Restaurant Week Meals

Written by Kate Nerenberg
| Published on August 24, 2010
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Restaurant Week and its $20.10 three-course lunches and $35.10 dinners officially ended last Sunday, although there are eateries that are still offering the deal (click here for a list of extensions). While the promotion can give you a taste of an otherwise prohibitively expensive restaurant, it can also feel like you're part of a machine that gets lackluster food and service. We want to hear about your experiences during Restaurant Week: Was it a good value? Where did you have a good meal? What about a bad meal? 

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