I'm a day late in posting this, but I'm sure you'll manage. Yesterday, Monday, August 17th, was the first day of Stamford's Restaurant Weeks, which will continue for the next two weeks until Sunday, August 30th. Restaurant Week gives you the opportunity to get a full 3 course meal (most restaurants offer an appetizer, entrée, and dessert) for a fixed price with choices from a special prix-fixe menu. Although you may be able to find some deals, beware, not everything is worth it.
Here's the chart of participating restaurants (click for menus):
$10.09 Lunch and $15.09 Dinner
Black Bear Saloon
Kujaku Japanese Restaurant
SBC Restaurant & Brewery
Tigin Irish Pub & Restaurant*
$10.09 Lunch and $20.09 Dinner
$19.09 Lunch and $30.09 Dinner
BUtterfield 8
Chez Jean-Pierre
Columbus Park Trattoria
Emme of Capri
Ferrante
Market Restaurant**
Mitchell’s Fish Market
Mona Lisa Ristorante
Telluride
The Capital Grille*Call 203-353-8444 for details
**Dinner Only
Stamford Downtown Restaurant Week '09 Site
Take The Capital Grille for example – If I were to go there I'd order:
Clam Chowder: $8
Kona Crusted Dry Aged Sirloin with Shallot Butter: $42
Creamed Spinach: $9
Flourless Chocolate Expresso Cake: $7
Total Normal Cost: $66
There are other menu options that you could choose, but they all come out to about the same total cost. With restaurant week you can eat at a great steak house with 50% off. However, some deals suck. Black Bear thought it was a great idea to offer only an entrée, say their Southwestern Burger, for $15.09 when it usually costs only $9.99 – go figure!
Anyway, check out the menus and decide what you like best. Post some comments and share your thoughts on any of these restaurants or deals!
OTHER NEWS:
While you're doing Stamford restaurant stuff, make sure you sign up for the free iShop Stamford Downtown Card for 10% off selected restaurants and stores.
New York City Restaurant Week has been extended through Labor Day (weekdays only).
Boston Restaurant Week continues through Friday, August 21st.
And although unrelated to food and beer, everyone hates taxes, so I thought I'd remind you that it's Tax Free Week in Connecticut this week until August 22nd, for all clothing, shoes, and accessories under $300.
-Kyle
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