Special menus and special prices highlight Wilmington Restaurant Week
Many of Wilmington’s restaurants are participating in City Restaurant Week, which begins today.
Diners may enjoy two-course lunches for $15, or three-course dinners for $35. “Great food, enjoyable surroundings, and affordable prices have proven to be a big drawing card for the thousands of people who participate in Wilmington’s Annual Restaurant Week,” Mayor James Baker said. Diners are strongly encouraged to make reservations. For details on special menus and participating restaurants, visit cityrestaurantweek.com.
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