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Detroit Restaurant Week September 18-27

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www.detroitrestaurantweek.com

Which restaurants will you be going to? It is 10 days, covering two full weekends and has basically all of Detroit's best restaurants participating. I am curious to hear everyone's opinion...

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Hmm. The web site says that information will be posted "soon," but it's only a couple of weeks away, and nothing yet. However, a list of restaurants is here (scroll down to the entry for August 17). There also are a couple of menus on the page.

The price ($27) isn't bad. D.C.'s current Restaurant Week is $35.09 for dinner. It might be worth a weekend trip from the west side of the state. Pending more information, I'd probably opt for Roast, Cuisine, and Saltwater or Wolfgang Puck's Grille. How do those sound to you?

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Hmm. The web site says that information will be posted "soon," but it's only a couple of weeks away, and nothing yet. However, a list of restaurants is here (scroll down to the entry for August 17). There also are a couple of menus on the page.

The price ($27) isn't bad. D.C.'s current Restaurant Week is $35.09 for dinner. It might be worth a weekend trip from the west side of the state. Pending more information, I'd probably opt for Roast, Cuisine, and Saltwater or Wolfgang Puck's Grille. How do those sound to you?

Click the "restaurants" link in the top navigation toolbar to get a list of restaurants, then click on the name to get a description and a menu. Looks like they added the info, but forgot to change the "soon" language on the front page.

I've been to Saltwater, and it was really good. And I'm sure Roast is great. Don't know about the other two.

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