Pie in the sky: We need a Greensboro Restaurant Week
While I was in Norfolk this weekend visiting my husband's family, we had the occasion to eat at one of my new favorite restaurants, the Vintage Kitchen. As we were waiting for our food, I read the table tent in front of me, and I was quickly overcome with jealousy!
Downtown Norfolk is having a Restaurant Week in late January, showcasing many of their local eateries. It's billed as "21 restaurants. 7 nights. 1 price." Each restaurant will serve a three-course meal for either $20.06 or $30.06 all week, letting people sample the best of the city for an affordable price. Two of my favorite restaurants made the list (along with Vintage Kitchen, Freemason Abbey is one you must check out if you are ever in Norfolk).
What a wonderful way to show off your local dining options! So, Greensboro and the Triad: How about it?
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Planting seeds, are we? Good idea!
Posted on December 29, 2005 7:13 AM
I would love to see it happen -- I'm just hoping someone in the blogosphere with some influence takes the idea up and runs with it :)
Posted on December 29, 2005 2:02 PM
Hmm, we've pretty much filled our year up with all we can handle, I think, but I'll bring it up to the Slow Food steering committee when we meet in two weeks.
Posted on December 30, 2005 4:19 PM
I love Vintage Kitchen as well. I think it is one of the best restaurants in Norfolk. Restaurant week is always a lot of fun. I always look forward to seeing who is new on the list.
Posted on July 17, 2007 1:31 AM