Seattle Restaurant Week Comes to Bellevue

Bellevue, WALocal News

Seattle Restaurant Week is returning to Bellevue, running from April 7 to 18, 2019, and promising food enthusiasts a chance to enjoy exquisite dining experiences. More than a dozen restaurants in Downtown Bellevue will feature special three-course dinners for just $35, which typically offer a value of $42 or more, alongside two-course lunch specials. While reservations aren’t required, they are highly encouraged due to the event's popularity among locals and visitors alike. Highlights from participating restaurants include El Gaucho's decadent truffle soup and Purple Café & Wine Bar's pan-seared steelhead. The event showcases a variety of cuisines, ensuring there's something to satisfy every palate.

Notable dishes available include jalapeno salmon sushi rolls and slow-braised Yakima beef short ribs. This culinary celebration not only supports local restaurants but also enhances Bellevue's reputation as a vibrant dining destination. For more detailed menus and information on participating establishments, visit the Restaurant Week website.

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