The semiannual and highly popular NYC Restaurant
Week Winter will run from 25 January to 7 February 2010, with the
exact same prices charged since 2006. Costs will remain $24.07 for
three-course prix-fixe lunches and $35 for three-course prix-fixe
dinners (excluding beverages, tax and gratuity). NYC Restaurant
Week Winter 2010 will run for two weeks this season, excluding
Saturdays; restaurants have the option to offer the program on
Sundays.
“We are excited to host for the 19th year New
York City’s most acclaimed and well-known dining event,” said NYC
& Company CEO George Fertitta. “New Yorkers and visitors alike
look forward to our seasonal culinary celebration. We encourage
everyone to take advantage of the great food at a great value and
continue to support our local businesses.”
The first NYC Restaurant Week dates back to
1992, when it was developed as a one-time culinary program. Since
then, the citywide event has grown to feature more than 250
participating restaurants, and currently stands as one of the
largest, oldest and most established restaurant weeks in the
world.
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