Bite30 offers delicious deals for over 30 Orlando restaurants. Here’s the breakdown Orlando’s Restaurant Week runs June 1-July 7 (Pixabay)
ORLANDO, Fla. – Starting this weekend, over 30 Orlando restaurants will offer special menus through June and early July.
Bite30 runs June 1 to July 7 at select restaurants that will offer special prix fixe menus for multi-course dinners at $35.
“Diners get the opportunity to try multiple dishes on the restaurant’s menu for about the cost of a single entree, and restaurants get to showcase their specialty dishes to the new customers attracted by their Bite30 menu! Restaurant-hop through the City Beautiful, experience delicious food, service and ambiance of the restaurants you really should know about,” the website reads.
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Here are the participating restaurants and their menus:
No matter what restaurant you visit, you just need to ask for the Bite30 menu. Reminder: the $35 menu price does not include tax or tip.
Reservations for each restaurant are suggested but not required.
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