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Restaurant Week is Here!!!

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Binghamton chapter.

Any smart Binghamton University student knows that the best week of the entire year is this one: Restaurant Week.

If you’re new and have no idea what Restaurant Week is, here’s the low down.

 It’s actually a little over a week where all of the local restaurants set up special menus for lunch and dinner where you get 2-3 courses for $10 (for lunch) or $25 or less (for dinner). It’s a cheap way to get some great food and try out the restaurants you normally wouldn’t go to — I mean, face it, not many of us really go to eat off campus at the local restaurants.

There are so many menus to check out this week. Anything from a beer or wine appetizer at Water Street’s Brewing Co. to an apple crisp dessert from local favorite, Number 5, there’s something to tickle anyone’s fancy. And with a laundry list of restaurants like Sake-Tumi, Thai Time, Cyber Café West and Crepe Heaven, who wouldn’t want to take advantage of this week.

But here’s the best part, Restaurant Week’s mission is to not only introduce students and members of the community to some amazing food, but also to raise money for charity. Every business participating in Restaurant Week gives a portion of their proceeds to Chow!

So, you only have until September 27th to take advantage of this great event. We promise that you’ve never had food as good as what you’ll get from some of the restaurants on the list. So get your friends, find someone with a car and take full advantage of the best week in Binghamton.
 

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Carmen Rey

Binghamton

Born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1991, Carmen Rey moved to Akron, Ohio as a kid and attended Our Lady of the Elms High School, a small all-girls high school in Akron. After graduating with a class of 28, Carmen attended Kent State University for a year before doing the National Student Exchange program to Binghamton University where she transferred the following year. While at Binghamton, she found a place at the Binghamton Her Campus Branch as a contributing writer. The following year she became Profiles Editor and spent a semester studying abroad in London through Binghamton University's Semester-in-London program. Now she's a senior and the Campus Correspondent of the Binghamton University Branch, majoring in English Literature and Rhetoric as well as blogging on BU's admissions blog.