(Brick Alley Pub is among the 50+ restaurants participating in Fall Newport Restaurant Week this November)
More than 55 restaurants throughout Newport and Bristol counties will participate in the fall edition of Newport Restaurant Week November 2-11, 2018. Celebrate the cuisine of the Classic Coast by savoring two-course prix fixe lunches for $20, three-course prix fixe dinners for $35, and a selection of three-course “premier menu” prix fixe dinners for $50.
“The new premier menu at Cara allows the culinary team to showcase some of our finest dishes at an affordable price point. This will be our first Newport Restaurant Week since unveiling Cara this year, which was occupied for the last 15 years by the former Spiced Pear Restaurant,” says The Chanler’s proprietress, Lani Shufelt. “We look forward to having Newport’s visitors and residents alike experience our thoughtful, curated three-course prix-fixe menu with unique twists.”
Now in its 12th year, Newport Restaurant Week has become a favorite among residents, fellow Rhode Islanders and travelers looking to sample the local flavor of our diverse and dynamic destination.
“We are very excited to be a part of Newport’s restaurant scene and love the opportunity to jump right into our first Newport Restaurant Week!” says Clayton Canning, general manager at Bar and Board Bistro. The Thames Street eatery, which opened in September, will be serving both lunch and dinner prix fixe menus.
Participating restaurants are added to DiscoverNewportRestaurantWeek. org regularly and their menus are added upon receipt. Discover Newport encourages all participating restaurants to submit their lunch and/or dinner menus as early as possible to give diners a comprehensive scope of all the divine dishes being offered and to plan accordingly.
This year, Newport Restaurant Week is proud to work with two non-profit community partners: Eating with the Ecosystem and Strawless by the Sea.
Eating with the Ecosystem believes that both chefs and consumers can play an important role in supporting our marine ecosystems and local fishing communities. By enjoying a diversity of local seafood and adapting our diets to changing ecosystems, we can maintain healthy marine food webs and support resilient fishing communities.
Strawless by the Sea is a collaborative campaign to eliminate plastic straws throughout Newport. Plastic straws are among the top 10 items found during beach cleanups along our shoreline but more than 10,000 straws per month have been eliminated in the city since the program’s launch this spring. Newport Restaurant Week is the perfect time for restaurants to make a voluntary commitment to stop offering plastic straws or stirrers and instead, foregoing them altogether or offering a sustainable alternative such as bamboo, paper, glass or stainless steel. Restaurants can sign up or learn more here: strawlessnewport.org
Diners, chefs and restaurateurs can interact with one another throughout the event by using the hashtag #NPTRestaurantWeek on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. For an ongoing, real-time index of observations and images throughout the destination, users can include the hashtag #TheClassicCoast in their posts.
Newport Restaurant Week is sponsored by Discover Newport, OpenTable, Strawless by the Sea and Eating with the Ecosystem.
For more information, visit https://www.discovernewport.org/newport-restaurant-week/.