Sip and Savor, a summer celebration of Orlando’s food and drink scene, returns to delight foodies August 16-29, 2021.
Sponsored by the Audubon Park Garden District, Mills 50, Ivanhoe Village, and The Milk District, Sip and Savor celebrates the great food and drink of these collective Orlando Main Streets.
Bite30, Orlando Weekly‘s city-wide dining promotion, returns starting today, June 1, and here’s everything you need to know.
Sip and Savor, a summer celebration of Orlando’s food and drink scene, returns to delight foodies August 17-30, 2020.
Bite30, Orlando Weekly’s annual month long “restaurant week” returns for 2020 from July 15 through August 16, with prix fixe menus from some of Orlando’s best restaurants.
During the foodie event, $30 will get the diner a full dinner of multiple courses showcasing the best of what each restaurant offers.
New for 2020, many of the participating restaurants will offer their Bite30 menus for takeout, for an additional $5, for those who don’t feel comfortable dining in a restaurant.
Once a year, the Orlando Weekly produces a culinary event called Bite30, that offers great prix fixe deals at select restaurants for an entire month.
From now until June 30, participating restaurants offer special prix fixe menus that offer multi-course lunches or dinners at a set price of $30. Diners get the opportunity to try multiple dishes on the restaurant’s menu for about the cost of a single entree, and restaurants get to showcase their specialty dishes.
Once a year, the Orlando Weekly produces a culinary event called Bite30, that offers great prix fixe deals at select restaurants for an entire month.
From June 1-30, participating restaurants offer special prix fixe menus that offer multi-course lunches or dinners at a set price. Diners get the opportunity to try multiple dishes on the restaurant’s menu for about the cost of a single entree, and restaurants get to showcase their specialty dishes.
Orlando Bike Tours presents the first Tour de Tapas on Sunday, February 22, from 11am-4pm.
The ride ticket includes an assortment of tapas from Kasa Orlando, Maxine’s on Shine, Santiago’s Bodega Orlando and Txokos Basque Kitchen.
Bring your own bike, and the cost is $30 for early bird purchasers. It’s $35 without a bike – one will be provided courtesy of Orlando Bike Share (but hurry – only 15 bikes are available). Wait until the last minute, and it’ll cost $40 for you and your bike.
For more information, or to sign up, visit orlando biketours.org. You can also follow them on Facebook at facebook.com/OrlandoBikeTours, on Twitter @ORLBikeTours, and Instagram at instagram.com/ORLBikeTours.