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City Club: Summer Restaurant Week 2012!
Jul 16, 2012
It’s time once gain to raise a fork. Summer Restaurant Week is back with a big anniversary to celebrate (20 years). More than 300 restaurants are on board, including more than 20 in hotels, offering three course prix fixe $24.07 lunches and $35 dinners, July 16 through August 10. Midtown hotel participants include The National at The Benjamin, Norma’s at Le Parker Meridien, Shula’s Steak House at the Westin Times Square, Abboccato at The Blakely and, one of our favorites, DB Bistro Moderne at City Club (pictured), home of the fabled, if forbidding, truffle burger. For more on City Club
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