The beginning of the year is always a great time to kick off new foodie traditions or put into place some food-related resolutions. This year’s start of Restaurant Week coincides with two exciting culinary programs, one new and one a favorite, that are sure to please all ages.
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January Foodie Events: Celebrate Chinese New Year and Enjoy a Kids Food Festival
Belgian Restaurant Week: March 23-30
Belgian gastronomy and brews take over Manhattan starting March 23, with the new A Taste of Belgium Restaurant Week. Through March 30, authentic Belgian dishes and specials will be offered at seven restaurants. If you visit any of the restaurants below, you’ll also be eligible for a chance to win a gastronomic trip to Belgium courtesy of Visit Flanders (www.visitflanders.us) and Visit Belgium (www.visitbelgium.com ) (www.belgianrestaurantweeknyc.com)
Where to Enjoy Restaurant Week in Manhattan – January 24-February 6, 2011
Do you fancy French cooking but balk at French prices? Are you undecided between dining with Boulud or Batali? Between January 24 and February 6, New York’s highly anticipated winter Restaurant Week invites you to take your pick from more than 300 of New York’s finest with lunch for only $24.07 or dinner for $35. Choose from your favorites or try something new and daring as you design your own culinary “tour de NYC,” exploring fabulous fare across the city. http://www.nycgo.com/restaurantweek. Here’s a sampling of what’s being offered this year:
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New York City Restaurant Week is in Full Swing through Labor Day Weekend
It’s that time of the year when cities around the country start imitating the “best”: New York City’s Restaurant Week. Started in 1992, the annual event has grown by its number of weeks and participants and has just been extended through September 6.
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