Newport Beach ‘Restaurant Month’ Aims to Aid Ailing Eateries

Newport Beach ‘Restaurant Month’ Aims to Aid Ailing Eateries
Boats travel in front of Mama's restaurant in Newport Beach, Calif., on Sept. 8, 2020. John Fredricks/The Epoch Times
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In an effort to provide a lifeline to its city’s ailing restaurants, the city of Newport Beach, California, has created a new “Restaurant Month” promotion to generate foot traffic as Orange County reopens amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nearly 70 local restaurants have banded together as part of the food-centered experience, created as part of a team effort by Dine Newport Beach and the Newport Beach Restaurant Association. The month-long event, which began Sept. 1, allows participants to download a free digital Dine Pass that can be used at any of the participating restaurants for discounts, deals, and prizes.

Drew Van Voorhis
Drew Van Voorhis
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Drew Van Voorhis is a California-based daily news reporter for The Epoch Times. He has been a journalist for six years, during which time he has broken several viral national news stories and has been interviewed for his work on both radio and internet shows.
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