No More Restaurant Week: April Is Morristown Restaurant Month

MORRISTOWN, NJ — Say goodbye to restaurant week. This April will become the first Morristown Restaurant Month.

More than 25 restaurants and food businesses will offer special menus, coupons or promotions throughout April. The Morristown Partnership, which invites diners and takeout customers of all Morristown food establishments to tag their meals on social media for a chance to win prizes.

The partnership will randomly select one winner each day (see requirements below) for $100 in Morristown Partnership gift certificates, along with varying bonus Morristown business gift certificates. At the end of the month, on winner will receive a $500 partnership gift certificate.

How to enter:

1. Dine at or order takeout from a Morristown restaurant — all Morristown locations are eligible. Or buy food from eligible establishments, and hold onto your proof of purchase.
2. Post a picture of your meal or food item on the same day of the purchase to Facebook and/or Instagram. Both story and feed posts will be accepted.
3. Tag or mention the business from where you got the food, and tag Morristown Partnership on Facebook (@MorristownPartnership) or Instagram (@downtownmorristown).

Reminders

• Social media profiles must be set to public for Morristown Partnership to see the post.
• Follow Morristown Partnership on (@MorristownPartnership) or Instagram (@downtownmorristown) so they can see it.
• Photo entries are valid from midnight to 11:59 p.m. each day. The timeline will get strictly enforced.
• Morristown Partnership will announce winners daily on their Facebook and Instagram stories by 5 p.m. the following day.
• Proof of purchase — a receipt with a date and time stamp — are required to enter.

Look for Morristown Restaurant Month posters throughout town with a QR code that has specific details on the event. Click here for an up-to-date list of restaurants offering special menus, coupons and promotions.

“We look forward to the return of outdoor dining and an increase in foot traffic in Morristown this spring," said Jennifer Wehring, executive director of the Morristown Partnership. “Our many restaurants and food businesses have worked diligently through very difficult times in recent months and we hope this event will contribute to the ongoing recovery efforts in Morristown.”

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