SARATOGA SPRINGS — Saratoga Restaurant Week returns Monday, Nov. 6 and continues through Sunday, Nov. 12, Discover Saratoga announced.
The event marks the 18th anniversary of Saratoga County’s original restaurant week, and many local restaurants will serve up a variety of prix fixe menu options ranging from $25 and $35 three-course dinners to $15 lunch specials, plus tax & tip.
“Saratoga Restaurant Week is a significant annual event designed to promote and generate business for Saratoga County restaurants,” said Darryl Leggieri, president of Discover Saratoga. “We encourage you to support our local restaurants and their staff by trying a new place to eat or revisiting a favorite. Enjoy a meal and explore our area’s unique local businesses, attractions, shopping, and more.”
For participating restaurants and menus, discounted hotel rates, and more information about Saratoga Restaurant Week, visit www.discoversaratoga.org/restaurantweek or call 518-584-1531. Restaurant and hotel reservations are highly recommended.
Saratoga Restaurant Week is sponsored by Saratoga Today, Saratoga.com, IronGlass Productions, Black Dog Designs, The Saratogian, The Daily Gazette, Saratoga’s Star Radio, Townsquare Media, iHeartRadio, and Albany Broadcasting.
In conjunction with Saratoga Restaurant Week, the 11th Annual Toys for Toga campaign runs through Dec. 10. Members of the local community can donate new, unwrapped toys at participating locations, which may be found at: www.toysfortoga.com.
“With the holiday season fast approaching, it’s so important to give back,” said Leggieri. “We are honored to be part of Toys for Toga again this year, and we hope to see the local community participate in collecting toys for the children of Saratoga County.”
For those who would like to participate by making a monetary donation, there is a GoFundMe page online at: https://www.gofundme.com/f/toys-for-toga-2023.
All toys and monetary donations will be equally distributed to Franklin Community Center, CAPTAIN Community Human Services and Mechanicville Area Community Services Center in time for the holidays.
