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Lisbon’s Restaurant Week Lasting For More than 7 Days this Month

Lisboa Restaurant Week

UPDATE: We now have a permanent Lisbon Restaurant Week page.

It may be called “Restaurant Week,” but this event lasts for more than seven days. It happens twice a year, and 2010′s second edition will take place from the 22nd of September to October 2nd.
That’s eleven days when you can try over 50 restaurants and their special menus at reduced prices. One euro per person will be donated to local charities, and it is advised that you book with some time in advance to guarantee that that menu is still available.
Some of the participating restaurants include Assinatura, Belcanto, Bubbly, Casa da Comida, Chiado Unique, Conventual, Eleven, Gemelli, Kais, Mezzaluna, Opaq, Panorama, Quinta dos Frades, Sofisticato, Sommer, Tágide, and XL.
For the complete list and more information, see the official website: http://www.lisboa-restaurantweek.com/

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2 Responses to “Lisbon’s Restaurant Week Lasting For More than 7 Days this Month”

  1. Go Lisbon Blog » Blog Archive » “Lisbon Top Chefs” – A New Gastronomic Event Coming to Lisbon Says:
    October 27th, 2010 at 10:36 am

    [...] cuisine, and the importance it has on local culture and tourism. Unlike those created for the Lisbon Restaurant Week, these will not be special “low cost” menus. They will be for those willing to splurge [...]

  2. Go Lisbon Blog » Blog Archive » Lisboa Restaurant Week Says:
    September 13th, 2011 at 7:54 pm

    [...] always strived to maintain you informed about the Lisboa Restaurant Week here on our blog, and this time is no [...]