Second Annual Dine Out for the Cure
Western New Yorkers will have an opportunity to help in the battle against breast cancer simply by dining at their favorite restaurants on Tuesday, September 26, 2006, when the Western New York Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation presents the Second Annual Dine Out for the Cure!
Participating restaurants will donate either a percentage of all meal sales or a portion of sales from a special iPink Menui on that day to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Money raised will be used to support Komenis grants program in education, screening and treatment, with funds staying right here in the Western New York community. Representatives from the Foundation will also be on hand to distribute pink lapel ribbons and breast health information to diners at each restaurant.
Restaurants participating in Dine Out for the Cure include:
-Amiciis Ristorante & CafE -Asa Ransom House -Bingis Restaurant -The Burgundy Room -Brodo Restaurants -The Byrncliff Restaurant -CafE Garangelois -Calvanesois Cosmopolitan Grill -Chefis Restaurant -The Coda -Comfort Zone CafE -Curlyis Bar & Grille -Melis Crowis Nest -Fallettais Restaurant -Fiddleheadis -Glen Park Tavern -Grapevine -Great Harvest Bread Company -Hoakis Restaurant -Ilio Di Paolois -Joviis Italian Grille & Bistro -JPis Pub & Pizzeria -JP Fitzgeraldis -La Scala Ristorante -Left Bank -Lombardo Ristorante -Morning Glory -Murphyis Main Street Station -Nickel Creek CafE -O Restaurant & Lounge -OiBrienis Pub, Inc. -Off the Wall -Park Avenue Grille -Pizza Plant (Main St. & Transit Road locations) -Roycroft Inn -Saffire Grille -Statler Erie Room (ECC N. Campus) -Tempo -Trattoria Aroma
Reservations are strongly recommended.
A complete listing of participating restaurants and addresses can be found on the WNY Affiliate Web site at www.komenwny.org. This will continue to be updated as the date of the event gets closer. If you own a restaurant or have a prospective restaurant in mind, please contact Peggy Koch at (716) 630-6755 or pkoch@nfrinc.com. To volunteer as a Dine Out Diplomat, contact Margaret Pagano at 639-8372 or mapags@aol.com.
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Off The Wall
Off The Wall will actually be closed for kitchen renovations for this event. Sorry for any inconvenience!
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