San Antonio culinary nonprofit Culinaria unveils details for its end-of-summer Restaurant Weeks

click to enlarge Local restaurant-focused nonprofit Culinaria has announced dates for fall Restaurant Weeks. - Photo Courtesy Culinaria
Photo Courtesy Culinaria
Local restaurant-focused nonprofit Culinaria has announced dates for fall Restaurant Weeks.
Culinaria’s biannual discount-dining event will return August 14-28.

On Monday, the San Antonio-based nonprofit announced an open call for area eateries to participate in the next iteration of its end-of-summer Restaurant Weeks fundraiser.

click to enlarge Local restaurant-focused nonprofit Culinaria has announced dates for fall Restaurant Weeks. - Photo Courtesy Culinaria
Photo Courtesy Culinaria
Local restaurant-focused nonprofit Culinaria has announced dates for fall Restaurant Weeks.
As part of the 14-day event, participating restaurants offer three- or four-course fixed price menus at lunch and dinner, for both dine-in and take-out. Lunch menus are set at $20 and dinner at either $35 or $45.

Part of the ticket for each meal goes back to Culinaria to fund its mission of promoting San Antonio as a culinary destination by supporting the local hospitality industry.

“The fun of Restaurant Weeks is that it gives our audience a chance to visit old favorites or discover a new find that they have been wanting to try and just haven’t made it yet,” President and CEO of Culinaria Suzanne Taranto-Etheredge said in a release. “In turn, it’s giving restaurants a boost ... in what is typically a slower time for them during the end of the summer season.”

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