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You'll Pay More For Denver Restaurant Week But Get More Options

DENVER (CBS4)- There are some big changes coming to Denver Restaurant Week including a bigger price tag.

The popular dining event in the Mile High City included upscale restaurant meals for just $52.80 per couple and half that for a single. But it was putting a strain on restaurants and limited their menu options.

Now Restaurant Week is splitting into two separate weeks at different times of the year-- one winter week and one summer week. That increases menu options while reducing the strain on the bottom line.

Even though everyone loved the $52.80 price point, at least the customers did, and it was a nice tie-in to the mile high moniker, in terms of portions and options it wasn't so great.

Now the price will go up to $60 per couple and $30 for a single meal.

In addition to the new prices Denver Restaurant Week will consist of two 7-day events. The first will be in February from the 22nd to the 28th. The second will run August 23 to the 29.

The $60 price per couple does not include tax, gratuity or drinks.

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