April 05, 2021 Baltimore County
TOWSON, MD — In the latest effort to support Baltimore County’s restaurant and hospitality industry, County Executive Johnny Olszewski today announced Baltimore County’s first Spring Restaurant Week will be held from April 16- May 2.
For the first time, Baltimore County Restaurant Week deals and special menu items at more than 50 participating establishments will expand to include dine-in, takeout, or curbside pick-up to provide flexible, safe options for residents.
“We are excited to partner with our local restaurants to bring back this beloved Baltimore County tradition in an innovative, new way,” said Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski. “We’re encouraging the residents of Baltimore County and beyond to come out and support our hard-hit restaurant community—whether it’s trying something new or returning to an old favorite—and to take full advantage of these options to dine safely and comfortably.”
To continue to prioritize the recovery of our local restaurant partners, all registration fees required for participation in this year’s promotion have been waived.
Baltimore County Restaurant Week allows diners to discover new restaurants or old favorites at a discounted price. All Baltimore County restaurants must follow the County’s COVID-19 restrictions and CDC guidelines.
Participating restaurants, menus and special deals will be updated regularly on the Baltimore County Restaurant Week website.
For the first time, Baltimore County Restaurant Week deals and special menu items at more than 50 participating establishments will expand to include dine-in, takeout, or curbside pick-up to provide flexible, safe options for residents.
“We are excited to partner with our local restaurants to bring back this beloved Baltimore County tradition in an innovative, new way,” said Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski. “We’re encouraging the residents of Baltimore County and beyond to come out and support our hard-hit restaurant community—whether it’s trying something new or returning to an old favorite—and to take full advantage of these options to dine safely and comfortably.”
To continue to prioritize the recovery of our local restaurant partners, all registration fees required for participation in this year’s promotion have been waived.
Baltimore County Restaurant Week allows diners to discover new restaurants or old favorites at a discounted price. All Baltimore County restaurants must follow the County’s COVID-19 restrictions and CDC guidelines.
Participating restaurants, menus and special deals will be updated regularly on the Baltimore County Restaurant Week website.