On the Oct. 15 presentation of Community Matters, WRFA public affairs director Jason Sample talks with Jason Toczydlowski from the Jamestown Chamber of Commerce to get more details about Restaurant Week 2015. Also featured in the interview is Sean Jones from Valhalla Restaurant and Judy Sandson from the Harvest Cafe… both located in Jamestown, NY.
37 restaurants from all over Chautauqua County are participating in Restaurant Week. All are members of the Chamber of Commerce and have worked to provide some special offerings for patrons during the event. Here is a list of participating restaurants by community:
- Ashville: Ashville General Store
- Bemus Point: Coppola’s Pizzaria
- Celoron: Main Landing Restaurant
- Dunkirk: Windjammer’s at the Clarion Hotel, Fireside Manor, Jenna’s 4th Street Café, Pizza Hut, Pizza Village
- Dewittville: Village Restaurant
- Falconer: Belle-View East
- Fredonia: Domus Fare, Fred’s Food Service, Squire’s Table at the White Inn
- Greenhurst: Coach’s Chatterbox, Steener’s Pub
- Irving: Colony Seafood & Steakhouse, Tom’s Family Restaurant
- Jamestown: Brazil Craft Beer and Wine Lounge, Brick City Market, Forte, Fresco Pizza &
- Wings, Gialy’s Restaurant, Harvest Time Café, Havana Cuban Café, Jones Valhalla, Landmark Restaurant, Pizza Hut, Shawbucks Press Room
- Lakewood: Southern Tier Brewing Company
- Mayville: Andriaccio’s Family Restaurant, Chautauqua Harbor House, J & B Mayville Diner, Lakeview Hotel and The Docks, Olive’s at Chautauqua Suites, Webb’s Captain’s Table
- Westfield: Jimmy’s Pizza, Parkview Café
Restaurant Week 2015 is sponsored by CHQ Local Food, Sam’s Club and the Chautauqua County Chamber of Commerce. It runs from October 19-25. Residents are being encouraged to go to at least 3 different restaurants this week to show their support.
You can learn more at www.CHQRestWeek.com or follow CHQ Restaurant Week on Facebook and Twitter.
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JAMESTOWN – A number of city officials and local business representatives are heading to Pittsburgh today in an effort to highlight the ease of air travel between Jamestown and the steel city.
The Jamestown Community Chamber of Commerce and the Pittsburgh Airport Area Chamber of Commerce have arranged an exchange program, sending a delegation from Jamestown to Pittsburgh today, with a group from Pittsburgh coming to Jamestown later this summer on a date to be determined.
The Jamestown delegation will be led by Mayor Sam Teresi. Also on the flight will be Greg Lindquist from the Jamestown Renaissance Corporation, Curt Johnson of Shawbucks, Post-Journal reporter Dennis Phillips, Jamestown Community Chamber Coordinator Jason Toczydlowski and others.
The group will leave Jamestown this morning at 9:40, visit several destinations in Pittsburgh, and be back in Jamestown by 6:10 p.m.
The new Chautauqua County air carrier, Sun Air Express, offers regular flights to the Pittsburgh International Airport for a low price of just $29 each way.
The Sun Air Express Pack information is available on the company’s website at www.flysunairexpress.com.
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