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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.

Photo provided by LTC Hospitality

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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