Driven by local tourism bureaus and www.OpenTable.com, Restaurant Weeks are gaining in popularity across the country. For one week in February (a typically slow month for the restaurant industry), restaurants in markets across the country team up to offer special menus at special prices in an attempt to lure diners. First page results of a Google search show R.W.s in Washington D.C., San Diego, Philadelphia, Baltimore, NYC and Boston.
During Chicago's 2nd Annual Restaurant Week from February 20-27, over 130 local eateries are offering a 3-course menu priced at $22 for lunch and $32 for dinner (excluding beverages, tax and gratuity), and Erin and I are taking advantage. It provides a great opportunity for us to check out new places that we otherwise might not be able to afford.
We scheduled a dinner with friends at Naha which we enjoyed last night and a dinner at David Burke's Primehouse on Tuesday evening. As an added bonus, I went to lunch at DBurke's Friday afternoon with some co-workers and ordered the burger you see above as part of my meal. Stay tuned for the full stories!
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