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The Vineyard Cafe (Erie & Edwards in Hyde Park) is offering Market Night Dinners on Monday evenings (following the Sunday farmers' market across the street through October.) Dinner is a 3-course prix-fixe menu for $30, with an optional half glass of wine pairing offered with each course for an extra $10. Each course highlights products from Hyde Park Farmers' Market vendors. Dinner hours 4 - 10 pm. (513) 871-6167 for reservations.
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6 comments:
Any idea how much it is?
Heather, I don't, but I was planning to call them today to ask about it when they're open. If in the meantime you find out, let me know!
love HP square. imagine what downtown would be like if had the same cosy feeling as the square... someday. hopefully soon.
John, I love HP square, too. We lived in Clifton and that was great -- I pushed a stroller to all my errands.
$30, with an option for 1/2 glass pairing with each course, for an additional $10. see hyde park farmers' market site for details/menu
hydeparkfarmersmarket.com
Anonymous, thanks! I updated the post!
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