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Aug 9, 2024 · The Summer 2024 D.C. Restaurant Week is taking place from August 12th to August 18th, and will feature hundreds of local restaurants! Participating restaurants include a potential combination of any of the following deals: Lunch/Brunch Specials – $25/$35. Dinner Specials – $40/$55/$65.
Jul 23, 2021 · Summer Restaurant Week returns on Monday, August 9 through Sunday, August 15. The promotion, which includes 200-plus restaurants in the greater DC area, is moving out of its pandemic focus on carryout—though you'll still find some family-style takeout meals and cocktails to-go.
Aug 11, 2022 · Restaurant Week is a summer eating tradition almost on par with smashing piles of blue crab. A smorgasbord of restaurants will offer deals for multi-course brunches and lunches ($25) or dinners ...
Aug 6, 2024 · Many restaurants at The Wharf are participating by offering special pre-fixe brunch, lunch and dinner menus that are available for dining in and to-go. View our full list of participating restaurants below and book a table.
During Restaurant Week, the set menus for brunch and lunch are $25, and dinner caps off at $40. Here’s the full breakdown of what ’ll be available—you can choose one mezze, one entree, and one dessert for lunch, or two mezzes, one entree, and one dessert for brunch and dinner.
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Metropolitan Washington Restaurant Week returns this winter with dozens of restaurants in DC offering dine-in and carryout options. Reserve your table for Summer Restaurant Week. Savor every last bite while taking advantage of specially priced meals, including to-go options and cocktail and wine pairings, courtesy of the Restaurant Association ...
Aug 18, 2021 · DC’s Summer Restaurant Week officially ended Sunday, August 15. But never fear, some area restaurants are still offering deals. Here’s where you’ll continue to find $22 brunches and lunches and dinners at a few different price points (plus, don’t forget, Alexandria Restaurant Week starts Friday):
