NILES â Eighteen Niles restaurants and cafes have come together to host the area s first restaurant week event.
Beginning today and lasting through March 7, locally owned restaurants within the 49120 ZIP code will offer special menus and events at discounted prices. The structure is similar to the Downtown South Bend Restaurant Week event where each restaurant will offer its own special menu, with pricing and offerings varying depending on the restaurant.
Participating local restaurants include Apothica Teas, Niles Brewing Company, Iron Shoe Distillery, Create Bar and Grill, Front Street Pizza Pub, Veni s Sweet Shop, Wings Etc. and more.
The idea came from restaurant operators such Howard and Laura Tuthill, owners of Iron Shoe Distillery and Create Bar and Grill manager Nate Barnett, as well as community leaders with the Niles DDA Main Street and Greater Niles Chamber of Commerce in an effort to support local business that have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Here is what Restaurant Week looks like in small town America
Updated Feb 27, 2021;
Posted Feb 27, 2021
Locally sourced, 45-day aged BBQ ribeye made in a cast iron skillet at Jim s Smokin Cafe in Niles, Michigan. They are located near The NODE - the Niles Outdoor Dining Experience.John Gonzalez
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NILES, MI - Who doesn’t love a good Restaurant Week?
It’s usually a great opportunity to experience a huge variety of restaurants, especially in larger cities such as Chicago, Detroit and Grand Rapids or in foodie towns like Traverse City.
But what about small town America? Is there enough variety?
Eighteen Niles restaurants and cafes have come together to host the area s first restaurant week event.Â
Through the week of March 1 through the 7, locally owned restaurants within the 49120 ZIP code will offer special menus and events at discounted prices. The structure is similar to the Downtown South Bend Restaurant Week event where each restaurant will offer its own special menu, with pricing and offerings varying depending on the restaurant.
Participating local restaurants include Apothica Teas, Niles Brewing Company, Iron Shoe Distillery, Create Bar and Grill, Front Street Pizza Pub, Veni s Sweet Shop, Wings Etc. and more.
The idea came from restaurant operators such Howard and Laura Tuthill, owners of Iron Shoe Distillery and Create Bar and Grill manager Nate Barnett, as well as community leaders with the Niles DDA Main Street and Greater Niles Chamber of Commerce in an effort to support local business that have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic.Â