By now you should be asking yourself, "What is this Restaurant Week thing, anyway?"
RW is a bi-annual festival of food involving restaurants from all over the D.C. metro area. Restaurants from the entire food spectrum- pricey/cheap; ethnic/American; modern/old fashioned- get involved in restaurant week, and it's all to the benefit of we the foodies!
This is how it works: A participating RW restaurant agrees to serve a three course meal (appetizer, entree, dessert) during the week for the price of $20 for lunch and $30 for dinner. Actually, it's the $ amount plus a few pennies to acknowledge the year; this year's dinners cost $30.07. Are you with me so far? Good!
From that point it gets a little hazy as each restaurant can make its own rules. I have been to some places that offer their whole menu up for the RW special, others create a smaller menu from which you can select a few options, and yet others still (like tapas places) do a kind of all-you-can-eat smorgasbord.
Restaurant Week is usually held in January and August of each month. If you are in D.C. this week and you want to see what's still available, I strongly recommend checking out opentable.com .
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So which restaurants did you choose this time? Oh, and can I say the word verification is the same one I had on my own blog 3 hours ago? SO WEIRD!!!
My RW Schedule:
Monday = Argaria
Tuesday = LIMA
Wednesday = Fallah Olivia
Thursday = McCormick's and Schmick's
Friday = Tosca
Saturday = Smith & Wollensky
and on Sunday... I will rest.
hee hee hee
And it keeps going up another cent, every single year. Its a senseless world we live in.
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