White Plains Restaurant Month kicks off
This is the third annual restaurant month put on by the White Plains Business Improvement District.
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Jan 3, 2023, 5:24 PM
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This is the third annual restaurant month put on by the White Plains Business Improvement District.
Downtown restaurants will feature diverse menu options for lunch and dinner.
Restaurant month runs until Tuesday, Jan. 31.
PARTICIPATING ESTABLISHMENTS:
Alex Lounge
213 East Post Road, (914) 358-9227
213 East Post Road, (914) 358-9227
Bellos Mexican Grill
8 City Plaza, (914) 229-3700
8 City Plaza, (914) 229-3700
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