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Providence Restaurant Week, January 5 – 18, 2014 – UPDATED

by David Dadekian January 3, 2014
written by David Dadekian

Providence Restaurant WeeksFrom the Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau comes the news of the winter 2014 Providence Restaurant Week. Restaurant Week has grown to Restaurant Weeks, running for two full weeks beginning Sunday, January 5. All the information, including the complete list of participating restaurants can be found at http://www.goprovidence.com/rw/

UPDATED: More Than 30 Participants to Extend Providence Restaurant Weeks (see details here).

Restaurants Statewide are on the Menu
For Providence Winter Restaurant Weeks January 5-18

Start the New Year with some fabulous food in one of the world’s top culinary destinations during Providence Restaurant Weeks. Diners may choose from more than 70 restaurants offering three-course, prix fixe lunches for $14.95 and three-course prix fixe dinners for $29.95. A comprehensive list of all participating restaurants, along with their Restaurant Weeks menus, may be found at www.ProvidenceRestaurantWeeks.com.

“Providence was honored by Saveur magazine at their recent Culinary Travel Awards as one of the noteworthy small dining destinations worldwide,” said Martha Sheridan, president and CEO of the Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau (PWCVB), which coordinates the annual event. “We encourage people to sample some of the many restaurants that have put Providence on the culinary map.”

Reservations for each restaurant may be made online at www.ProvidenceRestaurantWeeks.com (unless otherwise noted) or by calling the restaurants directly. Providence Restaurant Weeks is sponsored by the PWCVB, Taco, Open Table, Sterling Vineyards, Terraza’s de Los Andes and Keel Vodka.

List of participating restaurants is below.

Providence

  • Amici Bar & Grille
  • Andino’s Restaurant
  • Bacaro Restaurant
  • Blaze East Side
  • Blue Grotto Restaurant
  • Bluefin Grille
  • Bravo Brasserie
  • Cafe Nuovo
  • Caffe Dolce Vita
  • Camille’s
  • Capital Grille
  • Capriccio
  • Cassarino’s Restaurant
  • CAV
  • Centro Restaurant and Lounge
  • Chez Pascal
  • Cook & Brown Public House
  • Don Jose Tequilas
  • Duck & Bunny
  • Fire +Ice Restaurant
  • Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar
  • Geppetto’s
  • Gracie’s
  • Harry’s Bar & Burger
  • Hemenway’s Seafood Grill & Oyster Bar
  • India
  • Jacky’s Waterplace Restaurant
  • Local 121 Restaurant
  • Luxe Burger Bar
  • McCormick & Schmick’s
  • Mediterraneo
  • Mill’s Tavern
  • Nara
  • Nordstrom’s Marketplace Cafe
  • New Rivers
  • Pane e Vino
  • Paragon + Viva
  • Parkside Rotisserie & Bar
  • Pizzico Ristorante Providence
  • Pot au Feu
  • Providence Oyster Bar
  • Providence Prime
  • Public Kitchen & Bar
  • Rick’s Roadhouse
  • Ruth’s Chris SteakHouse
  • Sawaddee Thai Restaurant
  • Shula’s 347 Grill
  • Siena – Providence
  • Snooker’s Sports, Billiards, Bar & Grill
  • Ten Prime Steak &Sushi
  • Trattoria Zooma
  • Vanity Restaurant & Lounge
  • Waterman Grille
  • XO cafe

Barrington

  • Pizzico Ristorante Barrington

Bristol

  • DeWolf Tavern
  • Hourglass Brasserie
  • Redlefsen’s Rotisserie & Grille

Cranston

  • Bonefish Grill
  • Chapel Grille

East Greenwich

  • Meritage Restaurant

East Providence

  • 2 Pauls

Lincoln

  • Fred & Steve’s Steakhouse
  • Wicked Good Bar & Grill

Seekonk, Mass.

  • Chardonnay’s Restaurant

South Kingstown

  • Matunuck Oyster Bar

Warwick

  • Elizabeth of Portofino’s
  • Iron Works Tavern
  • Legal Sea Foods
  • Libations Restaurant & Lounge

Woonsocket

  • Vintage Restaurant
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Providence Restaurant Week, January 13 – 26, 2013 – UPDATED with Bourdain/Ripert ticket sweepstakes

by David Dadekian January 7, 2013
written by David Dadekian

Providence Restaurant Week or Providence Restaurant WeeksFrom the Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau comes the news of the next Providence Restaurant Week. As has become the tradition in the area, Restaurant Week has grown to Restaurant Weeks, running for two full weeks beginning Sunday, January 13. All the information, including the complete list of participating restaurants can be found at http://www.goprovidence.com/rw/

 

Restaurants Statewide are on the Menu For Providence Winter Restaurant Weeks January 13-26

The top food city in the United States is warming up winter with Providence Winter Restaurant Weeks, January 13-26. Diners may choose about 80 restaurants offering three-course, prix fixe lunches for $14.95 and three-course prix fixe dinners for $29.95. A comprehensive list of all participating restaurants, along with their Restaurant Weeks menus, can be found at www.ProvidenceRestaurantWeeks.com.

“Providence was recently named the number one food city in the United States by the readers of Travel + Leisure magazine, as part of their ‘America’s Favorite Cities’ poll,” said Martha Sheridan, president and CEO of the Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau (PWCVB), which coordinates the annual event. “This is a great opportunity for locals and visitors alike to sample the amazing and diverse group of restaurants that the Providence area has to offer.”

Reservations for each restaurant may be made online at www.ProvidenceRestaurantWeeks.com (unless otherwise noted) or by calling the restaurants directly. Providence Restaurant Weeks are sponsored Ruffino Fine Wines, Open Table and the Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau.

UPDATE: The Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau and the Providence Performing Arts Center would like to give you the chance to see two culinary legends. Bad Boy Author/Chef Anthony Bourdain and the charming Eric Ripert are appearing together live on their “Good Versus Evil” tour. Enter here to a win pair of tickets.

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Newport Restaurant Week, November 2 – 11, 2012

by David Dadekian October 17, 2012
written by David Dadekian

Newport Restaurant WeekFrom Discover Newport comes the news of the next Newport Restaurant Week. As has become the tradition in the area, Restaurant Week has grown to over a week, running for ten days beginning Friday, November 2. All the information, including the complete list of participating restaurants can be found in the release below and at GoNewportRestaurantWeek.com.

Celebrate Our Culinary Community Throughout Newport Restaurant Week

Newport Restaurant Week returns November 2-11, 2012 with more than 45 participating restaurants throughout Newport and Bristol Counties, Rhode Island. Now a highly anticipated fall tradition, restaurants dish up extraordinary cuisine at affordable prix fixe prices with ingredients sourced from local farmers, foragers and fisherman. As in years past, the prices remain at $16 for a three-course lunch and $30 for a three-course dinner.*

Newport Restaurant Week has come to be a crowd-pleasing event among local residents and visitors alike since being introduced in 2006. This fall’s 10-day affair will highlight local food purveyors, new seasonal menu items and the talents of creative chefs who orchestrate unforgettable dining experiences. Visiting gourmands can come for dinner and stay for breakfast by taking advantage of reasonably priced Newport Restaurant Week lodging packages while culinary enthusiasts can savor food-related events including cooking classes, Greenvale Vineyards‘ Harvest Festival and the Taste of Newport—a savory extravaganza benefiting Child & Family, the largest and most comprehensive social service provider in Newport County. Information on packages and the growing list of events can be found at GoNewportRestaurantWeek.com.

Updates on events, participating restaurants and menus can be found via our social networks, including Newport Restaurant Week’s Facebook page and on Discover Newport’s Twitter feed (use hashtag #nptrw). Also, diners from Providence and around the state can rely on Rhode Island Public Transit Authority (RIPTA) bus routes for $4 per round trip ticket or $6 for an all-day pass to save money on parking and gas.

Participating restaurants span both counties, reaffirming the destination’s identity as a premier culinary destination. Chefs from Brick Alley Pub (Newport), Hourglass Brasserie (Bristol), Jamestown Fish (Jamestown), Scampi (Portsmouth), and Windward at the Hyatt Regency (Newport) will appear on The Rhode Show on WPRI TV 12 in advance of and during Newport Restaurant Week, each cooking up a dish that will be featured on their prix fixe menus.

For the first time ever, Newport Restaurant Week will be sponsored in part by OpenTable.com; a free, real-time online restaurant reservation program. Participating OpenTable restaurants have a reservation button on their individual listing on the GoNewportRestaurantWeek.com web site (along with their Restaurant Week menus) so that users can conveniently book a time to dine directly from the site. Additional sponsors include Absolut Vodka, American Express, Brancott Wines, the East Bay Chamber of Commerce, the Newport County Chamber of Commerce, Samuel Adams and Yelp.com.

To view an up-to-date listing of participating restaurants, menus, lodging packages and events, visit GoNewportRestaurantWeek.com.

*Prices are for prix-fixe menus only. Tax, beverage and gratuity not included. Other restrictions may apply.

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March of Dimes Rhode Island 11th Annual Signature Chefs Auction

by David Dadekian September 28, 2012
written by David Dadekian
From left to right, in the alternating back row: Johnson & Wales Executive Director of Alumni Relations Steven Shipley, Edward Bolus of Mill's Tavern, Rizwan Ahmed of Hourglass Brasserie, Raymond Montaquilla of the Coast Guard House, Ryan Escudé of Centro, Jules Ramos of 1149, Tim Shook of Gracie's, Ben Lacy of Tastings Wine Bar & Bistro, Champe Speidel of Persimmon, Benjamin Sukle of The Dorrance, Mike McHugh of Julian's, Reddick Vaughan of Julian's, David Cardell of Temple, Joe Simone of The Sunnyside and David Lieberman of Tastings Wine Bar & Bistro. In front from left to right: Danielle Lowe of Gracie's, Matthew Varga of Gracie's, Melissa Denmark of Gracie's, Michael Hervieux of Belle Mer, Jennifer Luxmoore of Sin, unnamed from Temple, Kevin Gaudreau from Trio and Jonathan Cambra from the Boat House. Not pictured: Matt Gennuso of Chez Pascal, Karsten Hart of Castle Hill Inn and Kevin Thiele of One Bellevue.

From left to right, in the alternating back row: Johnson & Wales Executive Director of Alumni Relations Steven Shipley, Edward Bolus of Mill’s Tavern, Rizwan Ahmed of Hourglass Brasserie, Raymond Montaquilla of the Coast Guard House, Ryan Escudé of Centro, Jules Ramos of 1149, Tim Shook of Gracie’s, Ben Lacy of Tastings Wine Bar & Bistro, Champe Speidel of Persimmon, Benjamin Sukle of The Dorrance, Mike McHugh of Julian’s, Reddick Vaughan of Julian’s, David Cardell of Temple, Joe Simone of The Sunnyside and David Lieberman of Tastings Wine Bar & Bistro. In front from left to right: Danielle Lowe of Gracie’s, Matthew Varga of Gracie’s, Melissa Denmark of Gracie’s, Michael Hervieux of Belle Mer, Jennifer Luxmoore of Sin, unnamed from Temple, Kevin Gaudreau from Trio and Jonathan Cambra from the Boat House. Not pictured: Matt Gennuso of Chez Pascal, Karsten Hart of Castle Hill Inn and Kevin Thiele of One Bellevue.

In what has become the best annual culinary event in Rhode Island, on Thursday, September 20th, twenty-two of Rhode Island’s best chefs assembled at Belle Mer in Newport for the 11th Annual March of Dimes Rhode Island Signature Chefs Auction. This year’s honoree was Jonathan Cambra of the Boat House in Tiverton. A proud husband and father of two, Cambra has been involved with the March of Dimes event since it’s inception, has have many of the chefs pictured above and in the below photo selections. For the full set of  95 photos from this year’s event, please see this Eat Drink RI Facebook album.

Every year in the United States, more than half a million babies are born too soon, over 1,300 of them right here in Rhode Island. With your help, we work to improve the health of babies and support families if something does go wrong. – March of Dimes Rhode Island site.

Duck croquette with rosemary apple cider bourbon by 1149's Chef Jules Ramos

Duck croquette with rosemary apple cider bourbon by 1149’s Chef Jules Ramos

Lobster corn custard by Gracie's Chef Matthew Varga

Lobster corn custard by Gracie’s Chef Matthew Varga

Ceviche by The Dorrance's Chef Benjamin Sukle

Ceviche by The Dorrance’s Chef Benjamin Sukle

Terrine of Ratatouille by Hourglass Brasserie's Rizwan Ahmed

Terrine of Ratatouille by Hourglass Brasserie’s Rizwan Ahmed

Centro's table with Chef Ryan Escudé's Citrus Braised Pork Belly Crostini with Apple Calvados Chutney

Centro’s table with Chef Ryan Escudé’s Citrus Braised Pork Belly Crostini with Apple Calvados Chutney

MC and auctioneer Sir Jeremy Bell presenting the 2012 Signature Chef Jonathan Cambra with his honorary kilt

MC and auctioneer Sir Jeremy Bell presenting the 2012 Signature Chef Jonathan Cambra with his honorary kilt

March of Dimes Director, New England Collaborative Betsy Akin in center with Chef Jonathan Cambra at right

March of Dimes Director, New England Collaborative Betsy Akin in center with Chef Jonathan Cambra at right

Johnson & Wales University volunteer group

Johnson & Wales University volunteer group

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