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Winter is here and that means Winter Bites Restaurant Week is back!

During Winter Bites Restaurant Week, January 16-22, 2017 diners can visit participating restaurants and indulge in a 3-course meal starting at only $15. Participants can dine on prix-fixe menus with $15 – $35 options. Each restaurant will offer a unique Winter Bites menu where diners can select from a variety of appetizers, entrees and desserts. “This is the 9th year for Winter Bites Restaurant Week,” explains Adriano Ciotoli, co-owner of WindsorEats, a food and drink guide for Windsor-Essex. “It has become a a highly anticipated event for both restaurants and diners. Many people choose the restaurants they will be visiting weeks in advance.” The week gives customers great value when dining out but also provides a considerable economic boost for participating restaurants in what is traditionally a slower time. Participating restaurants include KOMA, The Vines, The Beacon Ale House, Tiki Sushi and more! Guests are encouraged to use the #winterbites2017 hashtag on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook to share their experiences. Reservations are recommended to ensure a seating upon your arrival. The meals are per person and do not include beverages, taxes or tip.
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