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Restaurant Holiday Schedules

Restaurant Holiday Schedules

posted 2012 Oct by Amy Garcia

Check out our list holiday hours at AIR member restaurants!

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AIR DECEMBER HOLIDAY PASSPORT PROMOTION

PROMOTION HAS ENDED

GIVE THE GIFT OF
LOCAL FOOD

Asheville
Independent Restaurants (AIR) is again offering a special promotion
during the month of December for its popular AIR Dining Passport- a
coupon booklet
representing over $1000 in dining savings at participating AIR member
dining establishments. Normally $50, the promotion is extended to
include bulk purchases with a minimum of 10 at $45 per book, and with
more than 20, the price is dropped to $40 per book. “We introduced
this promotion last year this time and it was hugely popular, in fact
for the first time since the Passport has been offered we completely
sold out,” says Sherrye Coggiola, AIR Board President, “It truly
makes a special gift for anyone that enjoys local food.”


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Particpating restaurants include:

Acropolis
Pizza
Artisan
Deli Catering
Avenue
M
Boca
Bouchon
Burgerworx
Carmels
Chai
Pani
City
Bakery Café
Corner
Kitchen
Creperie
Bouchon
D.I.
Hospitality
Edna’s
Of Asheville
Frankie
Bones
French
Broad Chocolate Lounge
Glass
Onion
The
Green Sage
Grovewood
Café
Homegrown
Jack
of Hearts
Jack
of the Wood
Jerusalem
Garden Café
Karen
Donatelli Café
Kathmandu
Laughing
Seed
Lexington
Avenue Brewery
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Asheville Becomes America’s First Green Dining Destination™

For the first time ever, one of America’s cities, Asheville, North
Carolina, has earned the official designation of being a Green Dining
Destination™.  This achievement means that locals, tourists, and
business people can dine at a plethora of Certified Green Restaurants®
throughout Asheville. This accomplishment was driven by the Green
Restaurant Association (GRA), Asheville Independent Restaurant
Association (AIR), and the Blue Ridge Sustainability Institute (BRSI),
who formed a local Coalition to encourage more environmentally
sustainable practices within the city’s restaurants. 

“The
Asheville area prides itself on a food culture that embraces fresh,
innovative cuisine that integrates product from local growers and
artisan food producers,” Asheville Convention Visitors Bureau
Executive Director Stephanie Brown noted.  “The prestigious designation
of “Green Dining Destination” is an accomplishment that adds to
Asheville’s reputation as a distinctive culinary destination.”
 
All of Asheville’s Certified Green Restaurant
®
have met the GRA’s rigorous certification standards by earning at least
100 GreenPoints™ in the categories of food, water, waste, energy,
chemicals, and disposables. Additionally, each Certified Green
Restaurant
® has eliminated use of polystyrene foam, (aka StyroFoam™), and has implemented a full-scale recycling program.