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Houston, Texas
Love is in the Air
at Del Frisco's
Valentine's
Weekend Couples Package
Friday-Monday, February 12-15, 2010
WHAT: She loves
me...She loves me not...Nothing says I love you
like a romantic dinner at the award-winning Del
Frisco's Double Eagle Steak House.Known for its
prime steak, luxurious décor, and Southern
hospitality, Del Frisco's will set the stage for
love as the atmosphere heats up Valentines Day
weekend.
One of Houston's most popular hot spots gets
even hotter as Executive Chef Steve Haug serves
up a recipe for romance with an intimate gourmet
feast for two. Each package includes a selected
choice of starter, entrée, side, and dessert for
$109 per couple after 6 p.m. on Saturday and
Sunday. Couples can also take advantage of the
extended 4 p.m. opening hours on Saturday and
Sunday, and enjoy the special Valentines Day
package for just $89 before 6 p.m. in addition
to the signature menu items always available.
Del Frisco's is the perfect haven for exquisite
dinning, unparalleled ambiance, and romance.
Del Frisco's, recognized nationally for its
award-winning cuisine and fine offerings offers
an elegant 400-plus seat showcase restaurant
occupying 13,000 square feet in the renovated
Galleria complex that formerly housed Lord and
Taylor in Houston. Del Frisco's menu offers only
the finest quality and selection of steaks and
seafood, with prime beef as its namesake. A
special section designated "Lagniappe," tying
back to the restaurant's New Orleans origins,
meaning "a little something extra", appeals to
smaller appetites with its entrees and included
side order. Del Frisco's has been recognized
nationally by receiving the Di Rona Award for
Distinguished Restaurants of North America;
Nation's Restaurant News Fine Dining Hall of
Fame; Restaurants and Institutions Magazine Ivy
Award; and the Wine Spectator Award of
Excellence.
For more
information, visit:
www.DelFriscos.com
Scottsdale, Arizona
An artist at Native Trails. In addition to
Native American music,
songs and dances, the seasonal Native Trails
festivals
feature a variety of talented artists, jewelers and craftsmen.
Photo courtesy Scottsdale CVB
Native Trails
explores the rich and varied cultures of Native
America through music, dance, art and
traditional foods.
February 4, 6, 18,
25 & 27, 2010
March 4, 25 & 27, 2010
April 1, 3, 8 & 10, 2010
Thursdays and Saturdays, noon–1:30 p.m.
Scottsdale Civic
Center
Free admission
Now in its eighth season, Native Trails explores
the rich and varied cultures of Native America
through music, dance, art and traditional foods.
This sensory journey to the first nations of
Arizona and North America features musical
performances using traditional instruments such
as flutes, gourds and drums as well as an
exhilarating display of tribal dances, from
powwow and fancy to traditional hoop and round
dances. Free and open to the public, Native
Trails takes place on the beautiful grounds of
the Scottsdale Civic Center, adjacent to the
Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
Presented by the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation
and produced by the Scottsdale Center for the
Performing Arts in collaboration with the
Scottsdale Convention & Visitors Bureau
www.ScottsdalePerformingArts.org |
