Courtesy of Vito's Ristorante
Time to set aside those New Year’s resolutions to watch your weight—Baltimore County Restaurant Week i s here to tempt you.
At least 50 restaurants are set to participate in the meal deal featuring fixed priced one to three course brunch, lunch, and dinner menus.
The events kicks off on Jan. 9 and goes through Jan. 24.
Area favorites including Café Troia , Christopher Daniel , Linwoods , Pappas , and Vito Ristorante are all participating.
County officials say that dining generates $1.4 billion annually for the local restaurant industry.
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Jane Marion is the food and dining editor for Baltimore , where she covers food, wellness, beauty, and home and garden.
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