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Travel deals!

Although many of the fine participating dining establishments are located on or near the Downtown Mall, Restaurant Week 2010 doesn’t have one location. Instead, you can choose among the participating restaurants.

The following luxury hotels are offering special discounts to their guests that mention they are coming to stay for Restaurant Week:

- The Omni (which is right on the Downtown Mall) is offering a $129/night special.

- Keswick Hall (located east of town on 600 acres) is offering a $125-175/night special.

- The Boar’s Head Inn (on the Ivy side of town) is offering a $149/night special.

When visiting Charlottesville, feel free to find out what’s happening:

Books — Music – Art – Kid events — Movies

“Tourism in Charlottesville in Albemarle County is a $400 million per year industry that supports 4,957 jobs, which generated $85 million in wages and salaries in 2007,” says Kurt Burkhart, the director of the local tourism bureau.

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Snowy weather extends RestWeek

January 31, 2010

Due to the wintery weather, most Restaurant Week participants are extending Restaurant Week through Wednesday, February 3rd in order to reschedule canceled reservations and to add in reservations for those who were not able to get a reservation last week.  Please contact the restaurants directly for details on changing your current reservation or making a new reservation.  Thanks!

Hook editor jabbers about RestWeek on The Corner

January 27, 2010

Hook editor and Charlottesville Restaurant Week launcher (the charter restaurants really founded the thing) went on 106.1FM The Corner on Tuesday morning to talk with Brad Savage about some of what’s in store for eager diners and how Spencer and his wife discovered Restaurant Week in New York City a year ago. They even played one of the humorous radio spots jointly created by the Hook and the Corner.

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