Harrogate BID is supporting the return of Harrogate Restaurant Week, which will take place from Monday 16th to Sunday 22nd February 2026.
This popular dining promotion will see restaurants, cafés, pubs and bars across the Harrogate area offering set-price menus at £10, £15, £20, £25 or £30, providing residents and visitors with an affordable opportunity to enjoy the town’s vibrant food and drink scene.
Harrogate Restaurant Week is designed to showcase the quality and diversity of the town’s hospitality sector, helping venues attract new customers while encouraging regular repeat visits.
Diners will be able to browse offers online, contact venues directly to book, and quote “Restaurant Week” when making their reservation.
Bethany Allen, Operations and Projects Executive at Harrogate BID, said:
“We are delighted to be partnering with Your Harrogate for this year's Harrogate Restaurant Week.
“This is a fantastic campaign that shines a spotlight on our brilliant hospitality sector, while also driving footfall and spend in the town, which is especially valuable during what continues to be a challenging and turbulent period for the industry.
“We'd like to encourage any BID members to sign up.”
Participating venues will be able to select from a range of price points and tailor their offers to suit their business, whether that be set lunch menus, evening deals or special tasting experiences.
Businesses wishing to take part can sign up via the online form hosted by Your Harrogate, with registrations open until Friday, 13th February 2026.
Offers will be available on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to individual venue terms and availability. Diners are advised to check offer details carefully before booking.
Further updates and participating venue announcements will be shared via Harrogate BID’s social media channels in the lead-up to the week.
Find more information on Harrogate Restaurant Week here or follow Harrogate BID on Facebook.

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