Newport Restaurant Week features 10 days of culinary deals

Posted 10/30/24

The Classic Coast will once again celebrate its dynamic food scene during the 18th annual  Newport Restaurant Week , taking place Nov. 1 to 10. Featuring ten days of culinary experiences, from …

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Newport Restaurant Week features 10 days of culinary deals

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The Classic Coast will once again celebrate its dynamic food scene during the 18th annual Newport Restaurant Week, taking place Nov. 1 to 10. Featuring ten days of culinary experiences, from 65 restaurants, including 10 new restaurants, throughout Newport and Bristol counties. Guests will choose from an array of tastefully crafted prix-fixe menus for lunch ($20 or $30) and dinner ($30, $45, or $60).
 
Fusing autumnal flavors and locally sourced ingredients, this season’s restaurant roster offers a range flavors from the Autumn Pumpkin Bisque on the $20 lunch menu at Jo’s American Bistro in Newport, to the six-course tasting dinner menu for $60 at Salty Wine Bar in Jamestown, or the Grilled Steak on the $45 dinner menu at the Helmway in Middletown, and many more. 
 
Diners, chefs, and restaurateurs are encouraged to interact throughout the event by using the hashtag #NPTRestaurantWeek on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. For an ongoing, real-time index of observations and images throughout the destination, users can include the hashtag #TheClassicCoast in their posts.
 
View all restaurant deals at NewportRestaurantWeek.org.
Newport Restaurant Week is proudly sponsored by Discover Newport.

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