Chicago Restaurant Week moves to March with flexible dining options

Diners will be able to order delivery and takeout in addition to traditional indoor and outdoor dining.

Food at the Arun’s Thai Restaurant.

Chicago Restaurant Week is offering indoor and outdoor dining or an at-home experience with delivery and takeout options.

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Chicago Restaurant Week will be back in 2021 — but it’ll look different from years past.

The two-week culinary celebration, running from March 19 to April 4, will feature special prix five menus from restaurants across the city and nearby suburbs. The multi-course meals start at $25 for brunch or lunch and $39 and/or $55 for dinner (excluding beverages, tax, gratuity and delivery fees).

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Restaurant Week is offering diners flexibility by providing indoor and outdoor dining or an at-home experience with delivery and takeout options.

Last year, Restaurant Week hosted a record-breaking number of restaurants, including over 50 from the suburbs and more than 80 first-time participants. This year’s participants have yet to be announced, but diners can check back with Choose Chicago soon to make reservations.

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