In the absence of Visit Harrogate's bi-annual Restaurant Week, a popular venue within the town is hosting its own.
The Tannin Level on Raglan Street is hosting the event from Monday 17th until Friday 21st February.
It will follow the same format as Visit Harrogate’s Restaurant Week, with three courses available for £20.
The deal will be available for lunch (12pm-2pm) and dinner (5pm-9pm).

John Roberts, owner of The Tannin Level said:
“We were so disappointed that Visit Harrogate were unable to host this event in February this year.
“It has become an established feature on the Harrogate Hospitality calendar, and something which a great many Harrogate residents eagerly anticipate.
“We just felt as though we couldn’t let them down!”
Full details including the menu are on The Tannin Level website here and on social media.

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