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Dearborn Restaurant Week April 19-28

April 18, 2024 By Times-Herald Newspapers Leave a Comment

DEARBORN – The Department of Economic Development and joint Dearborn Downtown Development Authorities will host the annual Dearborn Restaurant Week from April 19 to 28. Patrons can look forward to enjoying a variety of culinary delights at 25 different restaurants throughout the city.

This 10-day event celebrates Dearborn’s diverse food scene and legacy as a melting pot of culinary traditions. Participants and restaurant-goers can embark on a food-tasting journey, sampling delights from the many culinary traditions that call Dearborn home, all at special pricing.

“When it comes to great food, there’s no place like Dearborn,” Mayor Abdullah Hammoud said. “This year’s Dearborn Restaurant Week offers the opportunity to experience our local culinary culture at 25 hometown businesses.”

Restaurants and eateries in this year’s culinary lineup will offer prix fixe menus or meals at a fixed price of $15, $25 or $40 for up to two people. Some locations may offer 2-for-1 pricing as well.

“This exciting annual event offers the opportunity to enjoy many unique flavors around the city, from breakfast, lunch, and dinner to coffee and dessert,” Economic Development Deputy Director Angela Fortino said. “Attendees can look forward to finding new restaurants or revisiting old favorites.”

This year’s sponsors to date are UberEats, Galata Sweets, Big Moe’s, and Roman Village.

For more information, go to DearbornRestaurantWeek.com.

Filed Under: Allen Park, Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Lincoln Park, Melvindale, Stories, Taylor

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