Restaurant Week Extended!
Looks like the Greater Cincinnati Independent Restaurants weren’t too happy about the snow on Friday and Saturday. Like me, they had to reschedule some things.
The great news – Restaurant Week has been extended until March 14! This means you get a few extra days to take advantage of the great 3-course meals available for $25.08. Enjoy!
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Gee, Dayton-area restaurants somehow manage to pull off Restaurant Week for the $20.08 price tag that corresponds with the year, and which is the traditional price point for Restaurant Week promotions. Um, what’s up with that??