Bettys, Banyan, West Park and Hotel Du Vin are among the Harrogate venues offering discounts for Restaurant Week next month.
Which Harrogate venues will be offering deals for Restaurant Week?
Visit Harrogate Restaurant Week will return for a second year next month, offering great opportunities to dine out with a discount across the Harrogate area.
Between Monday 9th and Sunday 15th October, participating restaurants and food outlets will once again be offering special set menus and great deals on food and drink at pre-set price points.
Following the first Restaurant Week in February, many participating businesses reported an increase in bookings and in footfall for the week – while also showing interest for a follow-up event later in the year. So which venues are taking part?£10 offers
Heal - Cake and coffee for two people Bettys (Parliament Street) - Bettys cream tea Bettys (RHS Harlow Carr) - Yorkshire cream tea [caption id="attachment_80679" align="aligncenter" width="720"] Heal in Harrogate will be taking part in Restaurant Week.[/caption] £15 offers Pizza Express - a classic pizza and a regular soft drink How Steam Gorge - Adventurous Afternoon Tea Banyan - Two courses from special menu Revolucion de Cuba - three tapas and a cocktail West Park - Two courses from special menu Royal Oak, Ripon - Two courses from special menu [caption id="attachment_78054" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Diners can enjoy a discounted meal at West Park Hotel during Restaurant Week.[/caption] £20 offers Tannin Level - Three courses from midweek or lunch menu Hotel Du Vin - Two courses with complimentary glass of Prosecco or soft drink William & Victoria - Two courses Clocktower Brasserie at Rudding Park - Two courses and a glass of Prosecco DoubleTree by Hilton Harrogate Majestic Hotel - Moules and frites with a complimentary glass of Prosecco or a soft drink Banyan - Three courses from special menu [caption id="attachment_62128" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] The Majestic Hotel are back with another deal for Restaurant Week.[/caption] £30 offers Cardamom Black - three tier sharing stand for two with two glasses of wine The Ivy - Three courses from set menu How Stean Gorge - Scenic adventures with a sourdough sandwich for two [caption id="attachment_80680" align="aligncenter" width="960"] The Ivy on Parliament Street, Harrogate.[/caption]Helen Suckling, Partnership and Commercial Manager, Destination Harrogate, said:
“We’re delighted to be bringing Restaurant Week to the Harrogate area for a second time this year.
"The feedback we received from February’s event was very positive and, in extending the time that diners are given to enjoy Restaurant Week, we’re also extending the opportunity to boost business for our food and hospitality trade at a traditionally quieter time of the year.”
Gemma Rio, Head of Destination Harrogate said:
Harrogate Music Weekender“Excellent food and drink is one of the Harrogate area’s tourism strengths and, through Restaurant Week, we’re showcasing the diversity of our dining offer.
“Restaurant Week also supports our commitment to sustainable tourism. In finding new ways to attract visitors and spread footfall across the whole year, we’re offering new opportunities to our local businesses, along with great deals to our visitors and residents alike.”
This year's event will incorporate Sunday 15th October, capturing weekend visitor footfall and coinciding with the Harrogate Music Weekender organised by Harrogate BID.
The weekend of 13th - 15th October is set to see an array of live performances, street entertainers and special offers driving further footfall to Harrogate’s town centre hospitality venues.
Businesses wishing to sign up to Restaurant Week are able to do so via the Destination Harrogate website here.
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