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Restaurant Weeks – Providence and Pawtucket/Central Falls
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Pawtucket Central Falls Restaurant Weeks
The Pawtucket Central Falls Restaurant Week Committee, City of Pawtucket, and the City of Central Falls have announced that the two cities will host combined Restaurant Weeks from August 31st to September 13th.
“The coronavirus pandemic has truly impacted our restaurants. Having one Restaurant Week event for two weeks in both cities will allow for a combined effort to promote all of our diverse restaurants,” said Mayor Donald R. Grebien. “I would like to thank the Pawtucket City Council for once again backing this significant initiative to promote our city and our restaurants. I would also like to thank the Committee and the Mayor Diossa for their time and commitment to ensuring the success of this event in both Pawtucket and Central Falls.”
“This year we are hoping to help our restaurants recover as much as possible from the effects of the pandemic on their business,” said Mayor James A. Diossa. “With two weeks of non-stop promotion of our restaurants, we hope to attract people from around the state to try the great cuisine of Central Falls and Pawtucket. Thank you to everyone who has worked to continue planning this year’s Restaurant Week during the Coronavirus pandemic.”
This year, the City will not be placing any special requirements to not place any further burden on restaurants. Restaurant patrons who dine-in, get takeout, or get delivery from the local restaurants can post a picture of their meal with #PCFRestaurantChallenge on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter for the chance to win restaurant gift cards. The top prize is $250 in restaurant gift cards.
“The Restaurant Week Committee is excited to have chosen the dates for the 2020 Pawtucket Restaurant Weeks,” said Committee Member and Senator Sandra Cano. “We are doing something a little different than has been done in the past amid the ongoing pandemic. We look forward to promoting all of our fantastic restaurants in our community and welcome restaurant goers both from within and outside of the city.”
“Restaurant Week in Pawtucket Central Falls is taking on a different spin during this unique COVID year,” said Committee member and Executive Director of the Pawtucket Foundation Jan Brodie. “Instead of asking the restaurants for specials, we are doing something special for THEM. We hope many local residents and visitors safely take on the 2020 PCF Restaurant Challenge!!
The Pawtucket Restaurant Week Committee consists of representatives from the City of Pawtucket, the City of Central Falls, the Pawtucket Foundation, Navigant Credit Union, the Blackstone Valley Tourism Council, and local community leaders. For more information about the Pawtucket Central Falls Restaurant Weeks or if you are a restaurant owner looking to participate, please contact Anthony Hebert, Senior Planner for the City of Pawtucket at [email protected] or 401-728-0500 ext. 248.
Providence Restaurant Week
STAY LOCAL. EAT WELL. August 16–September 12, 2020
Whether you prefer to dine inside, outside or to go, this summer’s Stay Local. Eat Well. promotion has you covered. Brought to you by Providence Restaurant Weeks, Stay Local, Eat Well offers a wide range of choices and flexibility for diners and restaurants alike. Participating area restaurants will feature specials for breakfast, lunch or dinner (or perhaps all three). They may also include a Chef’s Choice selection — a sort of “wild card” item, such as a signature cocktail, a family-sized entree, a specialty product, and more.
With four weeks of delicious dining specials, you can take a well-deserved break from the kitchen, while showing your support for Rhode Island’s amazing restaurants.
Join the conversation: Tweet #PRW or Tweet #PVDEats
Participating Restaurants
Take a well-deserved break from cooking during Providence Restaurant Weeks Presents: Stay Local. Eat Well., from Aug. 16–Sept. 12, 2020. Participating restaurants are offering specials — available for dining outdoors, indoors or to go — for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with some featuring a “Chef’s Choice” selection, such as a signature cocktail, a family-sized entree, and more. Browse through the menus and then make a reservation or place a takeout order.
Restaurants will be added daily, so be sure to check back!
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