APRIL 19, 2012
Make your reservation by April 18th with Kate Deans at 908.234.1852 x316
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- Dining Out for the Watershed, Thursday, April 19, 2012
Friends of the Raritan Headwaters Association (RHA) will have an opportunity to treat themselves to a night on the town in celebration of the 42nd Anniversary of Earth Day.
On Thursday, April 19th, restaurants across the region will host dinners for patrons who have made reservations through RHA. Guests will choose from fixed-price menus which include a tax-deductible contribution.
Diners may establish a separate personal tab for additional beverages and subsequent gratuities.
All proceeds will benefit RHA’s mission to protect, preserve and improve water quality and other natural resources of the Raritan headwaters region through science, education, advocacy, land preservation and stewardship.
Participating restaurants are:
Café Azzuro – Peapack (no website available)
Vodka Penne with Tomato Sauce, Salad, Entrée of Chicken Francaise,
Veal Scaloppini or Salmon Dijon & Dessert
$80 per person ($40)* BYOB
Fox & Hound Tavern – Lebanon
Glass of House Wine, Entrée of Hanger Steak, Pan Seared Chilean Sea Bass, Roasted Chicken or Seasonal Ravioli & Dessert
$80 per person ($30)*
Gladstone Tavern – Gladstone
Appetizer, Soup or Salad, Entrée of Chicken, Pork Chop or Salmon & Dessert
$80 per person ($35)*
Glen Gardner Inn – Glen Gardner
Glass of House Wine, Soup or Salad, Entrée of Sauerbraten, Pan Seared Duck, Butternut Ravioli or Veal Medallions & Dessert
$80 per person ($35)*
Gourmet Expressions – Mountainville
Appetizer, Entrée of Meat, Poultry or Fish (dishes will be determined on market availability) & Dessert
$80 per person ($30)* BYOB
Harvest Moon Inn – Ringoes
Glass of House Wine, Appetizer, Entrée of Beef, Chicken, Fish or Pasta & Dessert
$85 per person ($30)*
Matt’s Red Rooster Grill – Flemington
Appetizer, Salad, Entrée of Wild Mushroom Risotto, Grilled Salmon, Griggstown Chicken Breast or Black Angus Ribeye & Dessert
$100 per person ($40)* BYOB
Ninety Acres – Peapack
Chef David C. Felton will prepare a five-course meal based upon your personal preferences from ingredients on the day’s menu. The meal will be accompanied by a glass of wine paired to complement your food
$160 per person ($45)*
Redwoods Grill and Bar – Chester
Glass of House Wine, Salad, Entrée of Filet Mignon, Glazed Salmon,
organic Chicken Breast or Thai Peanut Sauce with Rice Noodles & Dessert
$80 per person ($30)*
Sammy’s Ye Old Cider Mill – Mendham
Glass of House Wine, Salad, Entrée of Surf & Turf or Shrimp Scampi & Dessert
$90 per person ($23)*
Splash Seafood & Pasta – Long Valley
Glass of House Wine, Orchard Salad, Entrée of Scallops with Truffle Oil on Mushroom Ragout, Braised Short Ribs with Butternut Risotto, Papardelle Primavera or Pan Seared Roasted Chicken & Dessert
$60 per person ($20)*
Tewksbury Inn – Oldwick
Glass of House Wine, Soup or Salad, Entrée of Bistro Chicken, Grilled Salmon or Hangar Steak & Dessert
$85 per person ($40)*
Thai Kitchen – Chester
Appetizer, Entrée of Chicken or Vegetable Red Curry, Shrimp or Vegetable Pad Thai, Beef or Vegetable Pad Cashew & Dessert
$60 per person ($22)* BYOB
The Barn at Black River – Randolph
Glass of House Wine, Orchard Salad, Entrée of Baby Back Ribs, Baked Rigatoni Formaggio, Chicken Balsamico or Daras Steak & Potatoes & Dessert
$70 per person (25)*
Twofiftytwo restaurant – Bedminster
Salad, Entrée of locally sourced Meat, Chicken, Fish or Vegetable & Dessert
$80 per person ($30)* BYOB
* The amount of your per-person tax-deductible donation to RHA
For more information regarding reservations, call
Kate Deans at 908.234.1852, ext. 316.
Please RSVP by April 13th
Earth Day: Each year, April 22nd marks the anniversary of the birth of the modern environmental movement. On that day in 1970, U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson organized a “national teach-in on the environment” with Congressman Pete McCloskey. 20 million Americans took to the streets, parks, and auditoriums to demonstrate for a healthy, sustainable environment in massive coast-to-coast rallies. The first Earth Day led to the creation of the United States Environmental Protection Agency and the passage of the Clean Air, Clean Water, and Endangered Species Acts. Today, more than 1 billion people across the globe observe Earth Day each year to celebrate the positive steps that have been taken to protect our planet and to focus on additional measures that can be taken to ensure its well-being.