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Restaurant weeks coming up in Westerly, Mystic

October 22, 2017 12:00 am • Last Updated: October 22, 2017 2:51 pm

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The Ocean Community Chamber of Commerce’s sixth annual Ocean Community Restaurant Week starts today and runs through Oct. 29, while Mystic Restaurant Week follows on Nov. 6-12.

Restaurants participating in The Ocean Community Restaurant Week will offer a three-course price fixed menu of $15 for lunch and $25 for dinner. Each restaurant offers its own menu.

Participating restaurants include Amigo’s Taqueria Y Tequila, 84 Tavern on Canal, The Cooked Goose and Guytanno’s Café.

For a full list of restaurants and menus, visit www.oceanchamber.org. For more information, call the Ocean Community Chamber of Commerce at (401) 596-7761.

Meanwhile, during Mystic Restaurant Week, participating restaurants will offer special menus at special prices for lunch and dinner. Among the restaurants: Go Fish. Steak Loft, A.J.’s Bistro, and The Ancient Mariner.

Visit mysticchamber.org.

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