ATLANTIC CITY – Visit Atlantic City March 1 will officially kick off its reimagined spin off restaurant week to Taste Atlantic City, a month long culinary celebration.
Guests can dine at over 70 participating institutions, from celebrity chef driven casino restaurants, including Nobu Atlantic City, Amada by Jose Garces, Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen, Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill, Gordon Ramsay Steak and Angeline by Michael Symon to local favorites including Setaara, Angeloni’s Club Madrid and the Knife & Fork Inn. Throughout the month, visitors and locals alike will have the opportunity to enjoy the destination’s robust culinary experiences at a discounted price.
Three course meals will be available for lunch for $20 and dinner service starting at $30, $45, and $60. Outside of Atlantic City proper, many restaurants in Atlantic County will also be participating in Taste Atlantic City, including Taste 1864, Smithville Inn and more. Downbeach restaurants include Bocca Coal Fired Bistro, Martina Trattoria, Nucky's Kitchen & Speakeasy, PJ Buckets, Queen Bean Bistro, Sofia Restaurant and Sunrise Tequila Bar.
“By reinventing the traditional Restaurant Week into a month-long culinary celebration, we are creating a greater opportunity to drive visitation and elevate awareness of Atlantic City’s thriving dining scene,” said Gary Musich, president and CEO of Visit Atlantic City. “From world-class Italian and authentic Asian cuisine to innovative New American concepts and fresh, locally inspired seafood, Atlantic City offers an exceptional culinary experience for every palate.”
Taste Atlantic City kicks off tonight with the 11th annual Captain’s Table celebrating during the Discover Boating Atlantic City Boat Show at the Atlantic City Convention Center. The Captain’s Table will feature cuisine from some of the regions finest chefs, with proceeds going to the Community FoodBank of New Jersey’s “Let Us Eat, Please” foundation to support summer feeding programs across South Jersey.
This new iteration of a beloved event in the destination aims to drive an increase in visitation to Atlantic City while boosting traffic to local restaurants and businesses. By extending the celebration to all of March, visitors will have more opportunities to experience the diverse culinary scene that the city has to offer. Find the full list of participating restaurants here.
For more information and Taste Atlantic City updates, visit www.visitatlanticcity.com/taste-ac.
