Jersey Shore’s Restaurant Week – November 5-15, 2015
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Restaurant Week is a concept that has become popular across many communities throughout the United States in recent years. It’s a highlight of the social calendar for many and it’s coming to the Jersey Shore this month!
The Restaurant Week is a great concept for the consumer as well as local restauranteurs. It’s an excuse for local residents to check out new and lesser-known restaurants, and it offers a chance for restaurant owners to give their business a boost in a traditionally slow time of the year. The number of participating restaurants has grown each year since the events conception. For a full list of participating restaurants, you can go to their website, here.
We’ve highlighted a few of the flagship events below that you might want to…
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