What to Know
- Through Sunday, May 2
- Dine-in and take-out available at dozens of participating restaurants
- Seafood, steak, vegan, pasta, desserts
If you're the ready-to-try-just-about-anything-delicious type of person, but also simultaneously the just-can't-decide-what-in-the-world-to-eat sort of diner, and pretty much a would-like-to-save-some-money-along-the-way-as-well sort of food enthusiast, then have we got a concept for you: Restaurant Week.
Of course, you surely know, celebrate, and indulge in this particular concept quite regularly, as Restaurant Weeks have been a flavorful phenomenon at eateries around Southern California, and beyond, for decades.
And in Newport Beach? It's a banner year, for the local Restaurant Week is turning 15.
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That means you can find a plethora of prix fixe deals, on multi-course meals, through Sunday, May 2.
Adding oodles of appetizing goodies, which, yes, sometimes includes actual appetizers, to the 2021 line-up? The participants include Bayside Restaurant, Cappy's Cafe, Newport Landing Restaurant, Fly N Fish Oyster Bar, and Five Crowns.
Several spots will be offering a unique or spotlight dish during the run. At Great Maple, for fun example? Blueberry Lemon Doughnuts are the must-get munchie of the event.
But just because you've rocked a decade of deliciousness, and another half decade on top of that, doesn't mean that you can't change when change is called for: Newport Beach Restaurant Week is also making take-out a possibility, in addition to dine-in, which has formerly been the sole way to sup during the event (or nearly, in most observations of Restaurant Week).
Would a "one-stop digital directory" to the week be an asset? For sure.
Sign up here and get yours before returning to the places you love, or trying out a new-to-you dining destination for the first time.
