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Restaurant Week Starts In Seven Days

Posted by pqresident
August 4, 2008

Fire up your taste buds as DC’s Restaurant Week starts one week from today running from August 11 to August 17. The lunch price is $20.08 but the dinner price has been bumped up $5 to $35.08. Perhaps this was in response to restaurants feeling that they couldn’t provide an adequate dinner for $30.08. There is no shortage of downtown restaurants you can check off next week!

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Comment by Stef on August 4, 2008 @ 8:11 pm

Can’t wait! I’ve got one lunch and one dinner booked already…! Yum.

Comment by Ben on August 6, 2008 @ 7:14 pm

They can’t provide an adequate dinner for $30? I thought the whole idea behind restaurant week was that restaurants offered prix fix menus at a not-unsubstantial discount in order to entice new customers into their establishment. I typically don’t have much trouble finding good dinners for $30 (sans drinks). Just kind of seems to defeat the whole purpose of restaurant week.

Comment by Anonymous on August 7, 2008 @ 9:46 am

My experience has been that the best deals for Restaurant Week are at the expensive steakhouses, where a slab of beef at regular price is $30 or so. Add in an app and desert for $5.08 more, and you’ve got yourself a real bargain.

Comment by Ben on August 7, 2008 @ 10:46 am

Yeah, you can still get some good deals at steakhouses and whatnot. But $35 for McCormick & Schmicks? I’m failing to see how that’s a bargain.

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