Rev up your taste buds for Ogden Restaurant Week’s dining smorgasbord
Are you ready to satisfy your taste buds?
Along with regular menu items at regular prices, the locally owned and independent restaurants participating in Ogden Restaurant Week will also give customers the chance to explore scrumptious eats at a lower price point.
The fourth annual Ogden Restaurant Week, April 7 through 17, will feature 24 downtown Ogden restaurants offering a fixed two-course lunch for $10 or a three-course dinner for $17.
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Each of the 24 restaurants will offer a unique Restaurant Week menu with several different choices of entrees, appetizers and desserts, said Sydnie Furton, marketing manager for Visit Ogden.
“We have something for every budget and price point,” said Steve Ballard, owner of Sonora Grill and Thai Curry Kitchen. “Our goal is to let people know how spectacular and affordable the independently owned and operated dining scene is here in Ogden. During Ogden Restaurant Week, we offer a multiple-course, lower-priced menu so that diners can sample something new or enjoy a few of their favorites.”
Xavier Mendoza, manager of Pig & A Jelly Jar on Historic 25th Street, said everything is made from scratch with premium ingredients at the “Southern comfort food with a modern twist” restaurant.
“This is our first year being able to participate in Ogden Restaurant Week and we are really excited about it,” Mendoza said. “Everyone who visits will have some wonderful options. One of our most popular dishes is the pulled pork sandwich. It’s pan seared with barbecue sauce and has a crazy nice taste to it.”
IF YOU GO
WHAT: Ogden Restaurant Week
WHEN: April 7-17
WHERE: 24 locally owned and independent restaurants in Downtown Ogden
PRICE: Each establishment offers a fixed two-course lunch for $10 or a three-course dinner for $17. See menus at www.ogdenrestaurantweek.com.
Chase Burch, marketing manager for Lucky Slice Pizza, said a new item is being introduced exclusively for Ogden Restaurant Week.
“Calzones,” he said. “They feature the same fresh-made-daily dough and ingredients as our award-winning pizza, but deliver unique flavors and present a new eating experience. The 9.5-inch calzone will certainly leave any eater feeling satiated and happy. We’re very excited for these to be unveiled.”
Tickets and passes aren’t necessary during this culinary event. Simply show up at any participating location or call ahead to make a reservation to ensure your chance to explore a new dining experience, Furton said.
“Restaurant Week is a great time to try something new and take advantage of a two- or three-course meal,” said Tona Sushi Bar and Grill owner Tina Yu. “For us this is a way to welcome new diners and show appreciation to our long-term customers who support us all year. Plus everyone who dines with us will be getting an exceptional dinner at a great value.”
Ogden Restaurant Week is also running various contests on social media outlets that include gift cards from participating restaurants to those who share savory finds on Facebook, tagging Ogden Restaurant Week, or share on Instagram using @OgdenRestaurantWeek and #OgdenRestaurantWeek.
To get details on the go, download the One Ogden mobile app for Android or iPhone.
For more information and a peek of the menus, visit www.ogdenrestaurantweek.com.