The Spring York Restaurant Week is taking place 11th-17th March and offers are now live and ready to download on the website.
York Restaurant Week is organised by The York Business Improvement District (York BID) and is a celebration of the wealth of incredible hospitality businesses in the city.
With over 100 businesses confirmed to take part, and over 190 individual offers on food and drink to suit all budgets and tastes, it’s set to be one of the biggest events of its kind in the UK.
Businesses taking part for the first time this Restaurant Week include Kapadokya, Polymath, Rosa’s Thai York, Museum Street Tavern, Cicchetti Lounge and Duck Shack.
Also returning are customer favourites Clucking Oinks, Corner Grill House, Tomahawk Steakhouse York and York Minster Refectory.
York BID Business Manager, Chris Bush, coordinates the event. He said:
“With the current cost of living crisis squeezing household budgets, we’re really pleased to be able to offer so many affordable ways to eat out. There’s a huge variety of food and drink deals available, and it’s a great way to spend quality time with friends and family.”
To take advantage of the offers, diners can visit www.yorkrestaurantweek.co.uk. All the offers are now online, priced at either £5, £10, £15, £20, £25 or £30. There is no limit to the amount of offers diners can access, and vouchers are completely free to download.
Diners are advised to book ahead and check any terms that may apply to certain offers.
For more information, please visit our brand-new website, complete with new and improved features for a seamless browsing experience, at: www.yorkrestaurantweek.co.uk.
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