Restaurateurs launch gourmet food festival

FOURTEEN of the top restaurants in Limerick and the mid-west will offer an outstanding dining experience at exceptional prices as part of the inaugural Love Gourmet Week from June 3 to June 12.

Tue, 31 May, 2011 - 01:00
Jimmy Woulfe, Mid-West Correspondent

As part of Love Gourmet Week, midweek promotions will take place in all participating restaurants, with wine deals, cocktail specials and unique, seasonal fine dining menus on offer.

Every evening, diners will be presented with a special “Love Gourmet Week” menu featuring locally produced, top-quality gourmet specials to choose from.

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