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Chicago’s annual Restaurant Week will return in 2024 from January 19 through February 4th, in a sprawling celebration of the Windy City’s thriving culinary scene. Presented by Choose Chicago, over 300 restaurants across 31 neighborhoods will participate in Restaurant Week, featuring special deals and exclusive dining options throughout the 17-day event.
Participating restaurants represent more than 31 Chicago neighborhoods, showcasing a full range of the city’s diverse dining landscape. Local favorites including Girl and the Goat, The Publican, Daisies, and Demera will return for Restaurant Week 2024. Several establishments will make their Restaurant Week debut, including Miru, Nisos Prime, and The Wolfhound Bar and Kitchen.
“There is no better time than Chicago Restaurant Week to experience Chicago’s incomparable culinary talent and the cultural richness of our great city and its neighborhoods,” said Lynn Osmond, President and CEO of Choose Chicago in a statement.
Photo courtesy of Choose Chicago
“I encourage visitors and locals alike to explore restaurants throughout the city and fully embrace the diversity of our culinary scene and celebrate everything that makes Chicago such a remarkable place to live or visit.”
Restaurant Week will kick off with the private First Bites Bash on January 18 at the Field Museum from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The exclusive party will give guests the chance to enjoy tasting options from more than 50 participating restaurants, along with wine, cocktails, craft beers, and live entertainment. General admission tickets are on sale now.
For the Restaurant Week 17-day run, participating establishments will offer curated, multi-course dining experiences and set-price menus featuring package deals for brunch/lunch and dinner.
Restaurant Week is the perfect opportunity for Chicagoans to experience some of the city’s best and brightest culinary gems at an affordable price. Explore the full Restaurant Week lineup and make your reservation today by visiting Choose Chicago’s official site.
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