March 18, 2013 · 10:16 am
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Just when you are recovering from the weight that you gained during Restaurant Week, you should start thinking about making reservations for the 5th annual Chef’s Week extravaganza.
It will take place between March 17th and March 22rd when top-notch Chicago restaurants will offer special menus and signature dishes. For more information visit: www.chicagochefweek.com
for a list of the 2013 participants.
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Make your reservations ASAP at www.opentable.com or directly at the restaurant’s website.
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Many noteworthy Executive Chefs will prepare outstanding meals at bargain prices. A three-course prix fixe lunch will set you back $22 and dinner will be $44.
Buon Appetito from your “Foodie Friends” @ www.vino-con-vista.com.
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August 5, 2012 · 11:02 am
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Silent Auction Items at Taste San Diego 2012
You don’t have to wait for Restaurant Week to enjoy San Diego‘s Foodie-obsessed Culture that stretches from the Gaslamp and Little Italy to the shores of La Jolla.
San Diego Restaurant Week had an elaborate kick-off event called #SDRWTaste2012 on Friday, September 14, 2012 from 5:00-9:00 PM at the Broadway Pier in the Port Pavilion; about a block away from the Santa Fe Depot Train Station.
Over thirty of San Diego Restaurant Week’s best restaurants served samples of house specialties paired with a unique beverage. There were about 20 local breweries, wineries and spirit companies. There was live music from the Dave Patrone Band. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Food Bank of San Diego.
Plenty of fresh fish in San Diego
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Held twice annually, (January and September); this incredible epicurean extravaganza features discounted prix fixe menus from more than “180 of San Diego’s best restaurants in 12 unique regions throughout San Diego County. Get a 2 course lunch for $10-$20 and a 3 course dinner for $20-$40.”
The Gaslamp Quarter of San Diego, California. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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Downtown – San Diego, California / サンディエゴ (カリフォルニア) (Photo credit: Jose P Isern Comas)
This year’s event had an elaborate San Diego Taste Kick-off Party 2012 at the Broadway Pier with live entertainment, tasty tidbits from participating restaurants and interesting silent auction items. I loved the “Presidential Ceremonial First Pitch” pictures and the Beatle’s Memorabilia.
Beatles Silent Auction Item
Many San Diego restaurant owners and chefs were there to promote San Diego’s Culinary Prowess. Paricipants could gaze at the Midway in San Diego’s Harbor and watch chefs prepare their culinary feats.
Chef prepaing glazed shrimp in San Diego
Silent Auction Item with Presidential Pitchers
Participants were sending tweets using the hashtag #SDRWTaste2012. Tweets were displayed on a large screen inside the Broadway Pier.
San Diego Restaurant Week Kick-Off Event Twitter Feed
Live Entertainment at San Diego Restaurant Week Kick-Off Event
WHEN: September 16-21, 2012; Taste Kick Off Party on Friday, September 14, 2012
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San Diego Restaurant Week Kick-Off Event Tasting Event
San Diego Restaurant Week Kick-Off Event Tasting Event
San Diego Restaurant Week Kick-Off Event Tasting Event
I loved the Shrimp!!
Silent Auction Items at Taste San Diego 2012
Silent Auction Items at Taste San Diego 2012
For more information visit: http://www.sandiegorestaurantweek.com/
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Experience cuisine that delights your palate and defines the art of dining in San Diego. Restaurant Week gives you an opportunity to find your new favorite restaurant in San Diego!
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Make reservations now and dine at many participating restaurants.
Gaslamp Quarter, Downtown San Diego, California (San Diego, Historical Centre) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
For a complete list of participating restaurants (searchable by location, cuisine and price), visit the San Diego Restaurant Week website.
Dr. EveAnn Lovero writes Travel Guides @ www.vino-con-vista.com
Here’s a partial listing of downtown San Diego restaurants:
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