Restaurant Week in NYC Commences With 300 Restaurants

Restaurant Week NYC kicked off on Monday with New Yorkers enjoying a warm treat with family and friends during the coldest day of winter so far.
Restaurant Week in NYC Commences With 300 Restaurants
French chef Daniel Boulud poses at the entrance at his flagship restaurant Daniel in New York, October 27, 2009. Restaurant Week NYC kicked off on Monday with 'Daniel' coming in at number 3 on the top 10 best restaurants in the city on OpenTable.com. (Emmanuel Dunand/Getty Images)
1/24/2011
Updated:
10/1/2015
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French chef Daniel Boulud poses at the entrance at his flagship restaurant Daniel in New York, October 27, 2009. Restaurant Week NYC kicked off on Monday with 'Daniel' coming in at number 3 on the top 10 best restaurants in the city on OpenTable.com.  (Emmanuel Dunand/Getty Images)
NEW YORK—Restaurant Week NYC kicked off on Monday with New Yorkers enjoying a warm treat with family and friends during the coldest day of winter so far.

Through Feb 6., selected dining packages are being offered at the city’s finest restaurants. The uniform charge is $24.07 for a three-course lunch and $35 for a three-course dinner, a fraction of normal prices. However, these prices exclude beverages and taxes.

There are more than 300 participating restaurants and include top providers of an array of cuisines, from Japanese to Italian, according to an official press release.

Reservations can be made online at NYCGo’s official website or at OpenTable.com (Saturdays excluded).

A biannual promotion, the next NYC Restaurant Week will happen again this summer. Last summer, the week was so popular that it was extended by six weeks.
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