DOVER—
Dover, NH has claimed its place on the map as a place to find fine dining at a reasonable price. In an effort to promote the fabulous restaurants Dover has to offer, Dover Main Street and the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with Reverie Designs and PortsmouthNH.com, along with support from Foster’s Daily Democrat, The Shark, Seacoast Media Group, The Wire and Taste of the Seacoast, are all very excited to announce Dover Dines ’11!
June 4-11th will be a week of fine dining at a great fixed price with each participating restaurant offering a 3-course prix fixe dinner for $15.95 or $21.95; many restaurants will also offer a $7.95 two-course lunch.
“This is a great opportunity for people to get out and rediscover a restaurant they might not have been to in awhile or to support a few of their favorites without breaking the bank,” says Carrie Eisner, program director for Dover Main Street.
With 11 local restaurants participating, from a full range of cuisines and tastes, event organizers and Dover Main Street board members. Mike Cartelli and Martha Mason are looking forward to a successful event. “There really is something for everyone being offered this week. We hope people will take advantage of the event and try a couple of different places throughout the week.”
Restaurants participating are Alexander’s Italian Restaurant, Blue Latitudes, Cartelli’s Bar & Grill, Harvey’s Bakery & Coffee Shop, The Farm Bar & Grille, Krave, Kelley’s Row, La Festa Brick & Brew Pizzeria, Orchard Street Chop Shop, Three Chimney’s Inn and The Weathervane Seafood Restaurant. With participation from most of Dover’s fine restaurants, you are bound to be treated to a great meal at a great price.
Molly Hodgson Smith, Executive Director of the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce, notes, “It’s the perfect week to come to Dover for dinner with family and friends, or lunch with co-workers. The fixed price menu gives you the opportunity to sample all the unique and interesting restaurants in the city at a very affordable price. Now more than ever, it is important for everyone to be supporting locally owned businesses in our community.”
For more information visit the Dover Dines website dedicated to the event through www.WeShopDover.com or by calling the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce at 603-742-2218 or Dover Main Street at 603-740-6435.
Photo caption: Dover Dines ’11 Restaurant Week Logo (Courtesy image)
Dover, NH has claimed its place on the map as a place to find fine dining at a reasonable price. In an effort to promote the fabulous restaurants Dover has to offer, Dover Main Street and the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with Reverie Designs and PortsmouthNH.com, along with support from Foster’s Daily Democrat, The Shark, Seacoast Media Group, The Wire and Taste of the Seacoast, are all very excited to announce Dover Dines ’11!
June 4-11th will be a week of fine dining at a great fixed price with each participating restaurant offering a 3-course prix fixe dinner for $15.95 or $21.95; many restaurants will also offer a $7.95 two-course lunch.
“This is a great opportunity for people to get out and rediscover a restaurant they might not have been to in awhile or to support a few of their favorites without breaking the bank,” says Carrie Eisner, program director for Dover Main Street.
With 11 local restaurants participating, from a full range of cuisines and tastes, event organizers and Dover Main Street board members. Mike Cartelli and Martha Mason are looking forward to a successful event. “There really is something for everyone being offered this week. We hope people will take advantage of the event and try a couple of different places throughout the week.”
Restaurants participating are Alexander’s Italian Restaurant, Blue Latitudes, Cartelli’s Bar & Grill, Harvey’s Bakery & Coffee Shop, The Farm Bar & Grille, Krave, Kelley’s Row, La Festa Brick & Brew Pizzeria, Orchard Street Chop Shop, Three Chimney’s Inn and The Weathervane Seafood Restaurant. With participation from most of Dover’s fine restaurants, you are bound to be treated to a great meal at a great price.
Molly Hodgson Smith, Executive Director of the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce, notes, “It’s the perfect week to come to Dover for dinner with family and friends, or lunch with co-workers. The fixed price menu gives you the opportunity to sample all the unique and interesting restaurants in the city at a very affordable price. Now more than ever, it is important for everyone to be supporting locally owned businesses in our community.”
For more information visit the Dover Dines website dedicated to the event through www.WeShopDover.com or by calling the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce at 603-742-2218 or Dover Main Street at 603-740-6435.
Photo caption: Dover Dines ’11 Restaurant Week Logo (Courtesy image)
