Greenwich marks the beginning of its ninth restaurant week
Twenty restaurants are participating this year in the ninth annual Greenwich Restaurant Week.
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7ds agoTwenty restaurants are participating this year in the ninth annual Greenwich Restaurant Week.
Meli Melo, one of Connecticut's original juice bars, is one of them. It's a great spot for some caffeine and breakfast.
"The purpose of Greenwich Restaurant Week is to support the local eateries, to support the small businesses that make this community thrive," said Jonathan Moffly, of Moffly Media and Greenwich Magazine.
Moffly is one of the organizers of Greenwich Restaurant Week. He says there is one participating spot in Greenwich that is near and dear to his heart.
"Coffee for Good, located at the heart of Greenwich, provides jobs for those with special needs," said Moffly.
With a $95 ticket, you can get unlimited food and drink at any location. It’s a good chance to try some new places that Greenwich has to offer and support local businesses.
