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Restaurant Week returns with new specials

Ready to indulge? Restaurant Week is lighting up the 1600 block of Main St.

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A photo of a plate of food at Hanabi Hibachi & Sushi

Make reservations at one (or more) of the 1600 Block’s eateries for an unforgettable Restaurant Week.

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Forks ready, appetites set. Restaurant Week is here, and the 1600 block is featuring delectable can’t-miss specials at:

  • 1624 Bistro: Treat yourself to the perfect pairing of soup and sandwich.
  • Hanabi Hibachi & Sushi: Offering a three-course experience that includes fresh sushi, your choice of savory hibachi chicken or shrimp, and their signature cookie wontons.
  • Smoked: Enjoy a three-course meal for $65, featuring dishes like seared tuna and a delicious pear and prosciutto salad.
  • Robinson Room: Indulge in a $40 tasting menu in a stylish, intimate setting.
  • The Grand: Savor an elegant selection of dishes, including a bourbon-glazed short rib.

Guests can enjoy these exclusive specials now through Sunday, Jan. 19.

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