Restaurant Week fundraiser for food bank ends Sunday
BY NICOLE MARSHALL MIDDLETON World Scene Writer
Thursday, September 13, 2012
9/13/12 at 4:15 AM
Click here to see the menus for the 34 participating restaurants
There's still time to sample the special menus at 34 area restaurants during the last weekend of Restaurant Week.
The event that benefits the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma's Food for Kids program ends Sunday.
Until then, participating restaurants will continue offering three-course, prix-fixe meals and donate 10 percent of the proceeds to the food bank. The proceeds will be matched by the George Kaiser Family Foundation up to $25,000.
The Food Bank's Food for Kids program provides a backpack of food each week during the school year to more than 4,100 students in Tulsa County at risk of going hungry during the weekend and holidays.
Last year, Restaurant Week raised more than $50,000 for the Food for Kids program.
This year, Restaurant Week patrons can select from a variety of three-course lunch and dinner menus.
Restaurants are offering lunch options at $12.95 per person and dinner options for $25 per person, $35 per person or $35 for two. Each meal will feature an appetizer, entrée and dessert, and all prices exclude tax, gratuity and beverage.
Participating restaurants
Downtown
Baxter's Interurban Grill, The Boulder Grill, The Chalkboard, Dilly Deli, El Guapo's Cantina, Hey Mambo, James E. McNellie's Public House, The Tavern, Ti Amo, Yokozuna.
Cherry Street/Utica Square
McGill's, Palace Café, Polo Grill, SMOKE on Cherry Street, Wild Fork.
Brookside
Biga, Cosmo Café & Bar, In The Raw, KEO, The Local Table, Sonoma Bistro & Wine Bar.
Midtown
Bodean Seafood, Cardigan's, Du Jour.
South Tulsa
Bluestone Steak House, The Bistro at Seville, Cyprus Grill at the Renaissance, Duke's Southern Kitchen, French Hen, McGill's, The Melting Pot, Michael V's, Ti Amo.
Wagoner
The Canebrake
Original Print Headline: Participating restaurants
Nicole Marshall Middleton 918-581-8459
nicole.marshall@tulsaworld.com
Associated Images:
The "Center of the Universe Pizza" is a popular menu item at Hey Mambo Italiano. CORY YOUNG / Tulsa World file
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