Nassau kicks off Long Island restaurant week
In an effort to attract new restaurant customers, Nassau County Executive Laura Curran has renewed the "Taste Nassau Today" campaign in Rockville Centre.
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Jan 25, 2021, 5:44 PM
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9h agoNassau County is
kicking off Long Island restaurant week.
In an effort to attract new restaurant customers, Nassau County
Executive Laura Curran has renewed the "Taste Nassau Today" campaign
in Rockville Centre.
Curran also
highlighted restaurants like George Martin the Original and others in walking
distance of Long Island Rail Road stops.
“Our restaurant owners have done such a good job of putting in the
partition, putting in the sanitation. Pivoting, recalibrating, to keep their
restaurateurs, to keep their employees safe, and to keep their customers safe
as well," says Curran.
Restaurant week
runs through Saturday, Jan. 31.
