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September 18-27
September 18-27, 2020
Oh, 2020...
you're so full of surprises
Oh, 2020…
you’re so full of surprises
This year has been nothing like any of us planned. We’ve all changed. We’ve adopted new habits and adapted to new habitats. Longmont Restaurant Week is no exception, and we made some bold changes to make it happen. Here’s what hasn’t changed: our love of food and our love for Longmont.
Longmont Restaurant Week has changed
Restaurants have been handed some of the most restrictive guidelines to follow in order to keep their businesses open. The changes we’ve made to the event was done to alleviate the pressure of a traditional Longmont Restaurant Week for the businesses that want to participate. Diners will experience something completely different, but heart of Longmont Restaurant Week, the total celebration of food and community, is still at the core of the event.
Longmont Restaurant Week has changed
Restaurants have been handed some of the most restrictive guidelines to follow in order to keep their businesses open. The changes we’ve made to the event was done to alleviate the pressure of a traditional Longmont Restaurant Week for the businesses that want to participate. Diners will experience something completely different, but heart of Longmont Restaurant Week, the total celebration of food and community, is still at the core of the event.

Restaurants will not have specials for $18.71. Instead, they will have special add-on items or discounts for orders over $30 and $60. These bonuses are determined by the restaurant.

We are placing a larger emphasis on takeout and delivery. Dine out if you feel safe doing so, or enjoy the restaurant experience at home! Longmont Restaurant Week can be enjoyed anywhere.

Because restaurants might be offering different services, they may have different methods of redeeming their deals. Check out each restaurant’s profile to see how they are doing it!
Excellent food, excellent people
Despite the unique and unexpected challenges they face, dozens of restaurants (and several “drinkeries”, too!) have signed on to participate in Longmont Restaurant Week 2020. While you check out what these businesses will be offering September 18-27, take a little time to get to know the people behind the food. When you support a local restaurant, you are supporting your neighbors and your community.




Who’s in?
- 300 Suns Brewery
- Beau Jo’s Colorado Style Pizza
- Blackjack Pizza
- Caprese Trattoria
- Copper Sky Distillery
- Cyclhops Bike Cantina
- Dickens 300 Prime
- Dry Land Distillers
- Everest
- Flavor of India
- Fox Hill Club
- Georgia Boys
- Gondolier Italian Eatery
- Hacienda Jalisco
- Jai Thai
- Jefe’s Tacos & Tequila
- La Vita Bella
- Longmont Public House
- Longtucky Spirits
- Mama Mead’s Pizzeria
- Marco’s Hot Dogs and Tacos
- Martinis Bistro
- Outworld Brewing
- Pinocchio’s Incredible Italian
- Quarters Bar + Arcade
- Rosalee’s Pizzeria
- Scrumptious LLC
- Smokin’ Bowls
- St. Vrain Cidery
- Sugarbeet
- Summit Tacos
- Sumo Sushi & Grill
- Tacos al Mocaljete
- The Post Brewing Company
- The Roost
- Wing Shack



Hungry for more info?
Longmont Restaurant Week returns for its third year on September 18. Traditionally, this event is Longmont’s “ultimate celebration of food and drink”, with a focus on all things delicious. We still consider it a celebration, but this year, its about more than the menus.
This year, Longmont Restaurant Week is a celebration of our resilient community. Even with the abrupt change of plans, restaurants and sponsors have stuck with us to bring this event to life.
As a diner, your support of the event has never been easier or more essential to the businesses that call Longmont home. Diners who spend $30 or more at a participating location will get a bonus to their order. This might be a free dessert, or a discount on your purchase. It’s up to the restaurant to determine what they can offer. Spending $60 or more will unlock another bonus from the restaurant.
To unlock a participant’s deal, mention Longmont Restaurant Week when you order! With business shifting largely to delivery and takeout, every restaurant has a different way of accepting orders, so make sure to check out their individual profile to know how to order.
Proudly produced and organized by the Longmont Area Chamber of Commerce.
