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News: NYC Restaurant Week Returns - Credit-Land.com

Those who were missing NYC Restaurant Week - rejoice! It's back and better than ever. Hurry up to take advantage of discounted pricing and get up to $100 off with a Mastercard card.

New York City visitors and locals can participate in NYC Restaurant Week that will run from January 18 through February 13. Hundreds of restaurants are preparing special prix-fixe menus for this time, so this is your chance to explore new places or try it all.

You can get discounted pricing for a two-course lunch and three-course dinner options ($29/$39/$59) across the five boroughs, including top-tier restaurants. To make the deal even sweeter, you can register your Mastercard® card to get a $10 statement credit when you spend $39 or more (up to $100 total) during NYC Restaurant Week.

For instance, you can register the Citi Premier® Card to earn even more on dining at restaurants. (Citi® is a Credit-Land.com advertising partner.) The card earns 3x ThankYou® Points at restaurants, plus comes with a welcome offer of 60,000 bonus ThankYou points for spending $4,000 in purchases within the first three months of account opening. Or you can check out other credit cards for dining out.

In addition to NYC Restaurant Week, you can partake in NYC Broadway Week and the first-ever NYC Hotel Week. NYC Broadway Week will run from Jan 18 through Feb 13. You can get 2-for-1 tickets to some of the best musicals and plays on stage right now.

NYC Hotel Week is already running and you have until Feb 13 to get 22% off stays at a variety of NYC's coolest hotels. If you use the same Citi Premier® Card to book a hotel, you will earn 10 points per dollar spent on hotel stays, which will increase your savings.

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