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Arizona Restaurant Week Hits Tucson Sept 19

Arizona Restaurant Week Hits Tucson Sept 19

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Waiting for a special occasion to try a new local restaurant? Arizona Restaurant Week is your foodie dream come true.

From September 19-28, a number of participating Southern Arizona restaurants will offer prix-fixe dinner menus for $20, $30, or $40 per person. Plan your own week-long culinary adventure and enjoy meals from many of the most renowned chefs in Arizona at unbeatable prices.

But, Arizona Restaurant Week is more than just a great deal for diners. Participating restaurants benefit from the ten-day celebration by increasing awareness of the many dining opportunities available in Tucson, helping to position Arizona as a culinary destination, and stimulating business and revenue.

Christopher's
Christopher’s in Phoenix, awaiting Restaurant Week guests

There are no tickets for Arizona Restaurant Week–simply make a reservation as you normally would (or through the Restaurant Week website) and then ask for the Restaurant Week menu when you arrive. Participating establishments will still offer their standard menus during the week, but to take advantage of the special pricing guests must order off the prix-fixe menu.

Restaurants are being added daily, so check the ARW website for an updated listing. From sizzling Southwestern and soothing comfort foods to five-star dining and international fare–it’s all on the table during Arizona Restaurant Week.

Prep your taste buds and dig in.

If you represent a restaurant anywhere in Arizona and wish to participate in Arizona Restaurant Week, please contact the Arizona Restaurant Association at (602) 307-9134 or sign up online.

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Nina Boutsikaris

Nina Boutsikaris

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Nina is a Creative Nonfiction MFA candidate at the University of Arizona, a food writer and a recipe addict.

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