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Spotlight placed on Pittsburgh’s downtown restaurants at kickoff party
Preview downtown restaurants at Pittsburgh Restaurant Week Kickoff Party
Pittsburgh Restaurant Week 2012
Yuengling joins celebration at Kickoff Party
“America’s Oldest Brewery” Yuengling, located in Pennsylvania, joins the Pittsburgh Restaurant Week celebration. Thanks to their generous support, Pittsburgh Restaurant Week will greet each guest with “First Drink’s On Us.”
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Pittsburgh Restaurant Week Kickoff Party
Preview Pittsburgh Restaurant Week at our first-ever Kickoff Party and sample downtown Pittsburgh’s participating restaurants. On August 9, 2012, the Pittsburgh Restaurant Week Kickoff Party will be held from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the lobby of the Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel located in the heart of the Pittsburgh Cultural District.
Pittsburgh Restaurant Week 2012
Getting To Know Pittsburgh Chefs
During July, Pittsburgh Restaurant Week would like to offer a “Getting To Know Pittsburgh Chefs” segment through online chef interviews on YouTube. It is meant to be an opportunity for the public to get to know area chefs and reveal what cooking, the restaurant week program, and community mean to them.
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Restaurants announced for the summer celebration
Special dining deals offered August 13th through 19th across the City of Pittsburgh, including a Downtown opening reception
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Pittsburgh Restaurant Week recognized as Summer Festival
As the Vote Travel bus ended National Travel and Tourism Week in Pittsburgh, VisitPittsburgh hosted a first-of-its-kind, press conference type of event, where they invited all representatives from the travel and tourism industry in Greater Pittsburgh to come and share their highlight events for the upcoming summer season. Pittsburgh Restaurant Week was proud to be invited to speak at the press conference at the Fairmont Pittsburgh to voice how Steel City restaurants and fine dining Read more…
Pittsburgh Restaurant Week 2012
Opening Night Reception Neighborhood Battle
When Pittsburgh Restaurant Week kicks off for Summer 2012, the city will enjoy an opening night reception at an area venue. Where will this venue be? That is up to the city to decide what area boasts the most restaurants with the spirit to celebrate Pittsburgh Restaurant Week with the community. Restaurant registration for Pittsburgh Restaurant Week Summer 2012 is currently open and free to participate until May 31. On the registration form, restaurants are Read more…
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Pittsburgh Restaurant Week announces new summer celebration
Spring is in the air and summer is within sight. As the outdoor temperature continues to rise, the Pittsburgh Restaurant Week program is also heating up for a summer of fun and excitement. On this first day of spring, Pittsburgh Restaurant Week is pleased to announce that the city won’t need to wait all year before its next celebration. This summer from August 13-19, 2012, Pittsburgh Restaurant Week – Summer 2012 will focus on highlighting Read more…
Pittsburgh Restaurant Week 2012
Open Call for Restaurants: Register Today
Pittsburgh-area restaurants interested in participating in Pittsburgh Restaurant Week for August 13-19, 2012 may sign-up using an online application. Restaurants are encouraged to take advantage of this no-cost, online registration until May 31, 2012. Online Restaurant Registration: https://pittsburghrestaurantweek.com/register/ After completion of the online registration, an event manager will contact each restaurant to confirm participation prior to publishing online. The list of participating restaurants will be released later Spring 2012.
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It’s a Wrap on Pittsburgh Restaurant Week Winter 2012
During the week of January 16-22, 2012, Pittsburgh Restaurant Week was reborn as a celebration. Thirty Pittsburgh-area restaurants participated by offering specials including $20.12 special menu options or fixed-price menus ranging from $15-35. And even despite some cold weekend weather, diners came out in support to celebrate the diverse steel city dining scene. The event’s success belongs to the city. Bloggers, Twitter users, traditional and social media outlets provided coverage of the event and generated Read more…
