Birmingham Restaurant Week 2022: A taste of the action
WVTM13.COM BIRMINGHAM RESTAURANT, WEEK RETURNS WITH DOZENS OF FOOD OPTIONS TONIGHT PEOPLE GOT A SMALL TASTE OF WHAT’S TO COME DURING A PREVIEW PARTY AT THE FARRELL IN HOMEWOOD 40 RESTAURANTS WILL OFFER DIFFERENT SPECIALS OVER THE 10-DAY PERIOD ORGANIZERS SAY RESTAURANT WEEK IS ALL ABOUT SUPPORTING LOCAL RESTAURANTS, BUT ALSO GIVING BACK SO THIS YEAR WE’RE PARTNERING WITH FEED B HAM, WHICH IS A FOOD BASED ON PROFIT THAT WORKS TO ELIMINATE FOOD WASTE AND ELIMINATE, YOU KNOW, WASTE AND LANDFILLS AND SUPPORT THEIR FOOD INSECURE. RESTAURANT WE KICKS OFF THIS THURSDAY JULY 21ST RUNS THROUGH THE 30TH. YOU CAN LEARN MORE ABOUT PARTICIPATING RESTAURAN
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Birmingham Restaurant Week 2022: A taste of the action
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Birmingham Restaurant Week enters its 13th year Thursday, and 40 businesses are expected to take part in the 10-day event. Learn more in the video above.“Giving back is and always has been at the heart of our mission,” Bill Stoeffhaas, co-founder of Birmingham Restaurant Week, said in a news release. “We are excited to enjoy another event with promises to give back to those who truly need it most while having the opportunity to enjoy delicious food and libations that have continuously put Birmingham on the map.”Previously, Birmingham Restaurant Week ran for 18 days to increase business for restaurants during the pandemic. This year, the event takes place from July 21 to 30 in light of staffing shortages. Diners have the chance to eat at participating restaurants, bars and food trucks with special menu prices ranging from $5 to $50 per person. Birmingham Restaurant Week organizer Audrey Pannell said the event goes beyond supporting local businesses.”Just supporting the local restaurants is really at the heart of what we do, but giving back to the community is also a big component of Restaurant Week,” Pannell said.Proceeds from Birmingham Restaurant Week will go to FeedBHM, a nonprofit organization supporting families dealing with food insecurity in the Birmingham area.Find a list of participating restaurants at bhamrestaurantweek.com.
Birmingham Restaurant Week enters its 13th year Thursday, and 40 businesses are expected to take part in the 10-day event. Learn more in the video above.
“Giving back is and always has been at the heart of our mission,” Bill Stoeffhaas, co-founder of Birmingham Restaurant Week, said in a news release. “We are excited to enjoy another event with promises to give back to those who truly need it most while having the opportunity to enjoy delicious food and libations that have continuously put Birmingham on the map.”
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Previously, Birmingham Restaurant Week ran for 18 days to increase business for restaurants during the pandemic. This year, the event takes place from July 21 to 30 in light of staffing shortages.
Diners have the chance to eat at participating restaurants, bars and food trucks with special menu prices ranging from $5 to $50 per person. Birmingham Restaurant Week organizer Audrey Pannell said the event goes beyond supporting local businesses.
“Just supporting the local restaurants is really at the heart of what we do, but giving back to the community is also a big component of Restaurant Week,” Pannell said.
Proceeds from Birmingham Restaurant Week will go to FeedBHM, a nonprofit organization supporting families dealing with food insecurity in the Birmingham area.
Find a list of participating restaurants at bhamrestaurantweek.com.
