Litchfield's participates in Arizona Restaurant Week
Posted 9/26/24
Arizona Restaurant Week invites food lovers to enjoy a prix-fixe dining experience at participating restaurants from Sept. 20 to 29. The event offers three-course dinners priced at $33, $44, or $55 …
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Litchfield's participates in Arizona Restaurant Week
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Litchfield's celebrates Arizona Restaurant Week with $55 meals until Sept. 29.
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Arizona Restaurant Week invites food lovers to enjoy a prix-fixe dining experience at participating restaurants from Sept. 20 to 29. The event offers three-course dinners priced at $33, $44, or $55 per person (excluding beverages, tax, and gratuity) and aims to promote Arizona as a culinary destination while supporting local restaurants.
Diners can expect unique menus created by both well-known chefs and local culinary talents. Reservations are recommended, but no tickets are required to participate.
Guests can explore options beyond the prix-fixe menus, as restaurants will also offer their standard dishes. Some venues may include a complimentary drink with the special menu, which is indicated on the event’s website.
Among the participants is Litchfield’s at The Wigwam in Litchfield Park, which emphasizes farm-to-table dining with locally sourced ingredients.
Open 5-9 p.m., Wednesday to Sunday, the restaurant will feature its offerings throughout the event.
Visit arizonarestaurantweek.com for more information.