Growing dining destination launches week-long culinary celebration
PROSPECT, Ky. (January 4, 2016)— Norton Commons announced today a new restaurant week coming to the growing new urbanist community in northeast Louisville. Monday, January 23 through Monday January 30, participating restaurants will offer patrons three-course dinner menus including appetizer, entrée, and dessert from $15, $20, and $25.For further details, or to make reservations, visit: nortoncommons.com.
“The dining scene keeps picking up steam,” said Marilyn Osborn Patterson, Marketing Director and General Counsel for Norton Commons. “The community is now a culinary destination, with nationally-recognized chefs serving up everything from South American street food fusion, to casual Italian trattoria, and beyond.” Restaurants participating in Norton Commons Restaurant Week include; Mercato Italiano; Citizen 7; The 502 Bar & Bistro; Tea Station Asian Bistro; Karem’s Grill & Pub; and Johnny Brusco’s.
The walkable neighborhood now counts seven eateries, and will soon welcome an eighth, Wild Ginger, in the next several months. Norton Commons is also home to an independent coffeehouse; a wine, bourbon and beer bar; and an award-winning gelato shop.
About Norton Commons:
Norton Commons is Louisville’s first Traditional Neighborhood Development (“TND”). Planned TNDs are the cornerstone of the new urbanism movement, which promotes the creation and restoration of diverse, walkable, and vibrant mixed-use communities assembled in an integrated fashion, resulting in a complete community. Norton Commons sits on almost 600 acres in northeast Jefferson County, Kentucky and is currently home to over 1200 residences, 60+ businesses, 3 schools, and dozens of parks, pools and green spaces. To learn more about Norton Commons, visit www.nortoncommons.com, or @nortoncommonsky on Twitter.
