Tourism Prince George has organized an event called Bevies and Bites where 18 local restaurants provide guests a best-value menu offered until Feb. 6.
Tourism Prince George has organized an event called Bevies and Bites where 18 local restaurants offer guests a best-value menu offered until Feb. 6.The Firm Lounge and Grill is offering two different seafood pairings of mussels or calamari. The mussels will be accompanied with The Guilty cocktail for $22 and the calamari is paired with any flavoured mule for $21.
Chaas Tayo has put together two pairing options that are perfect for sharing or an individual snack. Order a regular milk tea and flavoured frenchies for $11.99. Or a regular milk tea with chicken fingers for $12.99.White Goose Bistro has put together a fantastic special where two can dine for $120. Guests get to choose one appetizer, two entrees and a dessert from the two can dine menu. A bottle of wine is also included in the price.
The Canadian Brewhouse is offering everyone’s favourite pairing, a tankard of beer and wings for $16.99. Nelly’s Pizza will be offering a classic pairing of beer with a side of their homemade pork bites for $14.
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