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Washington, D.C. Restaurant Week, January 8 – 14.

Washington, DC Restaurant Week 2006Just as you’ve finished digesting the smorgasbord of food you inhaled over the holidays, a new consumption opportunity comes knocking at the door. I know you ate your face off and stuffed yourself of every last morsel you could for the past two weeks, but DC’s Restaurant Week is here again and that means it’s time for Round 2! Sure, you probably made a New Year’s resolution to eat better this year, but, hey, that’s what Restaurant Week is all about! You won’t dine any finer that you will at the area’s top eateries offering up three-course lunch and dinner specials for $20.07 and $30.07. From DC’s renowned Vidalia and The Palm to Virginia’s Bistro 123 and Willow, if you dine at these places, you will be starting out ‘07 eating better. Keep those belts loosened and leave the skinny pants in the closet and eat your way into the New Year.

 

What: Washington, D.C. Restaurant Week

When: Monday, January 8 – Sunday January 14

Cost: Lunch: 3-course fixed-price special for $20.07

Dinner: 3-course fixed-price dinner special for $30.07

Where: Participating DC area restaurants

See www.washington.org/restaurantwk/

for list of participating restaurants

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