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Queens Restaurant Week Kicks Off on Sept. 30
Seven restaurants from Forest Hills and more than 40 others from around the borough are participating this year.
Seven Forest Hills eateries and another two from Rego Park will take part in the annual Queens Restaurant Week, which kicks off on Sept. 30.
The event, which is operated by the Queens Economic Development Corp., gives residents the opportunity to sample the borough’s diverse cuisine from more than 50 restaurants.
This year, Queens Restaurant Week will run from Sept. 30 to Oct. 3 and Oct. 7 to 10. During this time, patrons will be able to purchase three-course dinners for a $28 prix fixe price and three-course lunches for $14.
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Restaurants taking part in this year’s event serve Turkish, Italian, American, Pakistani, Kosher, Cajun, Seafood, Indo-Asian, Polynesian, Portuguese, French, Argentinian, Mexican, Spanish, Asian Fusion cuisine.
Forest Hills restaurants taking part in the event include:
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The Family Restaurant, 110-80 Queens Blvd.
Haveli NY, 116-33 Queens Blvd.
Jade Eatery and Lounge, 1 Station Square
La Vigna, 100-11 Metropolitan Ave.
Moca Asian Bistro, 107-18 70th Road
Pampas Argentinas, 105-07 Metropolitan Ave.
Tuscan Hills, 115-20 Queens Blvd.
Rego Park eateries taking part in restaurant week include:
Barosa Restaurant, 62-29 Woodhaven Blvd.
Ben’s Best, 96-40 Queens Blvd.
Other Queens eateries taking part in the event include Floral Park’s Arturo Restaurant, Kew Gardens’ Austin’s Ale House, Long Island City’s Coffeed Roasters and Testaccio, Glendale’s Edison Place and Venezia Restaurant, Woodside’s F. Ottomanelli Burgers, Jamaica’s O Lavrador and RW Prime Steakhouse, Flushing’s King Yum, Howard Beach’s Saffron, Richmond Hill’s Roka Turkish Cuisine, Little Neck's La Baraka, Jackson Heights’ Uncle Peter’s Restaurant, Whitestone’s Villaggio, Elmhurst’s La Fusta, Ozone Park’s Romeo’s Pizza, Queens Brewery and Astoria’s 5 Napkin Burger, Christos Steak House, Las Margaritas and Ponticello Ristorante.
Bayside restaurants taking part include Anthony's, Buddy's Kosher Deli, Bourbon Street, Donovan's of Bayside, Marbella Restaurant, Papazzio Restaurant, Pier 25A, Tequila Sunrise and Vivaldi.
For more information, visit the Queens Economic Development Corp.’s website.
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