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Restaurant Week is Coming!!!

by Lei Ann

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Weeeee!!! This is one of two times a year that I get goo-ga in Boston. Restaurant Week is when some of the finest dining establishments in and outside of the metro area offer lunch and dinner at the ridiculous prix fixe prices of $20.07 for lunch and $33.07 for dinner. So, from August 5-10 and August 12-17 (of course they wouldn’t offer such great prices on the weekend, silly), see which restaurants peak your interest. Reserve your table early though! Some of the 4-star restaurants are known to book weeks in advance, especially those along the Waterfront with great harbor views, like Aura and Meritage.  So, get ready, get set and EAT!!!

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Posted in General on July 27th, 2007

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  1. Boston, MA » Blog Archive » More Shopping! Tax-Free Weekend! Says:
    August 8th, 2007 at 7:49 am

    [...] Shopping! Tax-Free Weekend! August 8th, 2007 by Lei Ann It’s that *other* highly anticipated time of the year (or again maybe it’s just me), but Tax-Free Weekend in [...]

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    [...] you already tired of Boston’s Restaurant Week with appetizers that consist of three pieces of lettuce and a sprinkle of pine nuts? Or how about a [...]

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