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Arlington Restaurant Week Kicks Off Monday

Dozens of eateries are participating in the weeklong event.

Sabores Tapas Bar small bites
Sabores Tapas Bar small bites (Photo by Amie Otto)

Meal deal time is just about here as the 2024 Arlington Restaurant Week kicks off on Monday.

The annual event runs October 14–21, and roughly 70 restaurants plan to participate.

“This event runs differently from your average Restaurant Week in that it is open to all restaurants from fast-casual spots to five-star dining establishments,” according to the Arlington Chamber of Commerce website.

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This year, you’ll find several Arlington restaurants that made our Best Restaurants 2023 list participating. They are Ambar, Sabores Tapas Bar, SER, Sfoglina, and The Salt Line.

Ambar has an unlimited lunch of small plates for $25 or lunch plus dessert for $29.99. The restaurant has a number of Balkan cuisine options from kebabs to slow-cooked pork belly stuffed cabbage.

Lunch at SER costs $25 and dinner $40 during Arlington Restaurant Week. You get an appetizer, main course, and dessert. Try the grilled tuna, grilled hanger steak, or duck leg confit.

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The $25 lunch special at Sabores Tapas Bar is a three-course deal. Add dessert for another $5. The meal includes soft drinks and coffee. Sabores’ five-course dinner deal is $40. Everybody at the table needs to participate.

Sfoglina offers a $55 per person three-course meal with a choice of three entrées that include pappardelle and Atlantic swordfish.

The Salt Line features a two-course lunch menu for $30 or a three-course dinner menu for $50. The choice of entrées includes Ritz cracker cod piccata, Portuguese stew, or grilled bistro filet.

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See the full list of participating restaurants and a map of their locations.

Feature image of small bites at Sabores Tapas Bar by Amie Otto

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