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Washington, DC Restaurant Week 2009

Experience DC’s Best Restaurants at Affordable Prices

By Rachel Cooper, About.com

During Washington, DC Restaurant Week, 170 of Washington, DC’s finest restaurants offer 3-course lunches for $20.09 and 3-course dinners for $35.09. Washington, DC Restaurant Week is a great opportunity to experience Washington, DC’s best restaurants at affordable prices. Cuisines include Contemporary American, Mexican, French, Mediterranean, Italian, Southern, Seafood, Spanish, California, Pan-Asian and more!

Dates: February 16 - 22, 2009

Diners can choose from newly-opened hotspots like Adour at the St. Regis or Art and Soul at The Liaison Capitol Hill, plus traditional favorites such as 1789, Bombay Club and Sushi-Ko. Other participants include 2008 RAMMY Award winners Equinox, voted Fine Dining Restaurant of the Year; The Oceanaire Seafood Room, voted Power Spot of the Year; Poste, voted Upscale Casual Restaurant of the Year; and The Monocle, named the Voter’s Favorite.

A complete list of participants is posted at opentable.com. Be sure to make your reservation early. Please note that not all restaurants participating in the DC Restaurant Week, offer the Restaurant Week menu at both meals. When you make your reservation you should confirm with the restaurant that they are participating in Restaurant Week.

Washington, DC Restaurant Week is produced biannually by the Destination DC and the Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington. The event is usually held in January and August.

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