It’s 2014, which means a new slew of metro Detroit Restaurant Weeks are upon us. The first one is Ann Arbor Restaurant Week coming January 12-17, 2014. If this is your first Restaurant Week experience, let me explain how it works. Ann Arbor restaurants are offering a fixed lunch and dinner menu that you can try for a discounted price ($15 for lunch, $28 for dinner) that usually includes a three course meal. Many of the Ann Arbor restaurants are also offering 2-for-1 deals as well. You can click on the above link to check out the menus and make a reservation.
The following Ann Arbor restaurants are participating in this year’s event:
- Amadeus Restaurant
- Arbor Brewing Company
- The Arena
- Argiero’s
- Aventura
- Bagger Dave’s
- bd’s Mongolian Grill
- The Black Pearl
- The Blue Nile
- The Blue Tractor
- Café Felix
- Cafe Zola
- Carlyle Grill
- Carson’s American Bistro
- The Chop House
- Conor O’Neill’s
- The Original Cottage Inn
- The Earle
- Frita Batidos
- Gandy Dancer
- Grange Kitchen & Bar
- Gratzi
- Grizzly Peak
- Heidelberg
- Isalita
- Jamaican Jerk Pit
- Jazzy Veggie
- Jolly Pumpkin Cafe & Brewery
- Kuroshio
- Lena
- Logan
- The Lunch Room
- Mani Osteria & Bar
- Marnee Thai Restaurant
- Mediterrano
- Mélange
- The Melting Pot
- Metzger’s
- Neopapalis
- Pacific Rim
- Palio
- Prickly Pear Café
- The Quarter Bistro
- The Ravens Club
- Real Seafood Company
- Sabor Latino
- Satchel’s BBQ
- Sava’s on State
- Seva
- Shalimar
- Silvio’s Organic Pizza
- Vellum
- Vinology Wine Bar & Restaurant
- Weber’s Restaurant
- What Crepe?
I think I see an Ann Arbor date night in our future! The Melting Pot is always a great deal during restaurant week and John and I have also been to Vinology once before we got engaged. I would love to hear your recommendations for what else we should try in Ann Arbor.
Are you excited for Ann Arbor Restaurant Week? What restaurants are you planning to try out?
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