Ever wonder how can you maximize your visit to Tybee Island? We have gathered the best insider tips so you can plan a dream trip to one of the most unique places you'll ever visit. BEST PLACE TO LAY DOWN YOUR TOWEL Park near the Tybee Beach Beach and Pavilion ( Tybrisa St, Tybee Island, GA 31328) use the bridge in front of the Tybee Island Marine Center turn right and walk towards the rock formation close to the sand dunes. This portion of the beach has a smoother sand, lots of shallow areas that are perfect for little kids to bathe safely, is less crowded, and because it's close to the sand dunes you will see a large variety of seaside birds.
5 Exciting New Restaurants Have Joined the List
Explore Gwinnett is pleased to announce the final
list of 2013 Gwinnett Restaurant Week participants. Five new
restaurants include Marlow’s Tavern, Three Blind Mice, Graft
Restaurant, Mojito’s and The Georgia Pine. The promotion takes
place Monday, July 22 - Thursday, July 25, 2013.
Participating
Restaurants:
- Adam's Restaurant in Buford (Steak/Seafood)
- Carrabba's in Duluth (Italian)
- Cinco Mexican Cantina in Suwanee (Mexican)
- Graft Restaurant in Grayson (American)
- Hi-Life Kitchen in Norcross (American)
- Kurt's Euro Bistro in Duluth (European/Steak)
- Luciano's in Duluth (Italian)
- Marlow’s Tavern in Duluth (American)
- Mojito’s in Norcross (Cuban)
- Park Café in Duluth (Bistro)
- Sperata in Buford (Upscale American/Mediterranean)
- Sugo Restaurant and Tapas (Greek/Italian)
- The Melting Pot in Duluth (Fondue)
- Three Blind Mice in Lilburn (American)
- The Georgia Pine in Lawrenceville (American)Now in its 7th year, Gwinnett Restaurant Week features 15 restaurants, each offering a three-course meal for just $21.21 (plus tax and gratuity), a savings of 20-35%.
"We are
so excited that Gwinnett’s restaurant scene is growing and
changing," explains Lisa Anders, Executive Director of Explore
Gwinnett. “Gwinnett Restaurant Week is designed to show off some of
the best offerings in Gwinnett. We encourage locals and visitors to
use this promotion to discover something new.”
Anders is excited about this year's mix of restaurants, noting that "the large majority of our restaurants are independently owned, and we worked very hard this year to incorporate some new establishments that many people haven’t tried yet.”
Most participating restaurants require reservations for Restaurant Week, and Anders suggests making them early to confirm space. "A number of our restaurants sell out each year, so the earlier the better for making reservations."
Reservations for some restaurants can be made online and others by phone. Diners can view all Gwinnett Restaurant Week menus at www.GwinnettRestaurantWeek.com.
Anders is excited about this year's mix of restaurants, noting that "the large majority of our restaurants are independently owned, and we worked very hard this year to incorporate some new establishments that many people haven’t tried yet.”
Most participating restaurants require reservations for Restaurant Week, and Anders suggests making them early to confirm space. "A number of our restaurants sell out each year, so the earlier the better for making reservations."
Reservations for some restaurants can be made online and others by phone. Diners can view all Gwinnett Restaurant Week menus at www.GwinnettRestaurantWeek.com.
New this year,
social media savvy diners will have the opportunity to get small
prizes during Restaurant Week by checking in via the Yelp! App. Valid
only at participating restaurants and details can be found on the
website.
To
receive email updates for Gwinnett Restaurant Week, sign up for the
e-newsletter at www.GwinnettRestaurantWeek.com.
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