Some of Harrogate's favourite local businesses have signed up to offer discounts as part of Restaurant Week.
Restaurant Week will run in Harrogate from 6th-12th October, offering the town’s food and hospitality industry the chance to celebrate their menus, attract new customers and create regular repeat visits.
It’s organised by Visit North Yorkshire - North Yorkshire Council’s destination marketing and management service.
Popular local restaurants including Bettys, Farmhouse and William and Victoria have already signed up.
And joining that list is Mama Doreen’s Emporium, The Harrogate Inn, Giggling Squid, Mayfair Harrogate, Old Swan Hotel, Inn South Stainley, Crown Hotel, The Tiger Inn Coneythorpe, Cedar Court Hotel, Goldsborough Hall and Rhubarb.

A list of participating restaurants and their deals can be found via the Your Harrogate website here and will be updated regularly.
North Yorkshire Council’s executive member for open to business, Cllr Mark Crane said:
“North Yorkshire is renowned for its excellent food and drink, and we want to showcase the best of what the Harrogate area has to offer.
“The week of offers is held during what is normally a quieter time of the year to encourage footfall into our hospitality businesses and I would encourage the restaurants, cafes and tearooms from across the area to get involved.”
The fifth Harrogate Restaurant Week is being supported by the Harrogate Business Improvement District (BID), which is covering the costs for its members following a successful partnership with Visit North Yorkshire last year.
Further information on North Yorkshire Restaurant Weeks, along with details on how to sign up, is available on the Visit North Yorkshire website at biz.visitnorthyorkshire.com/marketing-opportunities/restaurant-weeks/

Retiring North Yorkshire Council chief executive gets pay package of almost £245,000
Harrogate Paralympian challenges controversial Sydney Sweeney sports advert
150 homes planned for green belt land near Harrogate
'Bonkers' burlesque show returns to Harrogate
North Yorkshire residents urged to recycle more household waste
Apple Throwing Championships return to Newby Hall
MPs urge Prime Minister to make A64 dualling a priority
Police appeal after radiator stolen from Ripon property
Ukrainian city thanks Knaresborough residents for ongoing humanitarian aid
New venue revealed for Harrogate vintage car meet
Body of man in his 60's discovered in Ripon canal
Harrogate MP vows to keep fighting for end-of-life choice
Holiday park expansion planned to meet need for more spacious pitches
Storm overflow investigation to begin on Stray in Harrogate
Ferrari worth more than £2 million spotted in Harrogate
Historic Ripon buildings open their doors for Heritage Open Days
Martin House doctor shares realities of children's palliative care in new book
Work gets underway on new Gail's Bakery in Harrogate
Police explain why more serious charges were not brought in Bailey Chadwick case
Wetherby MP accuses Prime Minister of 'class warfare' over Linton asylum plans


