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Sunday, January 16, 2011

Special Events at the Blue Note Grille in Hendersonville NC

Shake off the wintertime blues at the Blue Note Grille with great entertainment and award winning food. Downtown Hendersonville is undergoing construction , but the Blue Note is open, and parking has not been a problem. Use the convenient 1st avenue spaces or parking lots, after local business hours.

January 25 at 6:30 PM - Italian Wine Dinner:
1st Course: Insalata di Mare
2nd Course: Proscuitto Wrapped Melon
3rd Course: Italian Peasant Soup
4th Course: Francesco’s Veal Marsalla
5th Course: Candied Orange Cannoli
$60.00 per person (including gratuity) Call for Reservations ((828)697-6828)

Opening on Monday, February 14th, 6:00 – 9:00 PM
for A Romantic Valentine’s Day Dinner

The dinner includes:

1 bottle of Champagne or Red Wine (per couple)
Your Choice of:
Brie and Crab Stuffed Oysters
Exotic Cheese Plate
House Salad
Francesco's Chicken Marsalla with Angle Hair Pasta
or
Filet Medallions
The Blue Note signature Espresso Shot-in-the-Dark Chocolate Mousse
or
Fruit Parfait
For your listening and dancing pleasure: Ellen Trnka
$45.00 per person (excluding tax and gratuity)
Call today for reservations 828.697.6828

NEW - Open for Sunday Brunch
on February 6th, from 10:30 until 2:30

Chef John has been working on a special menu, that will offer some regular menu items and new and tempting ones that will soon become your favorites. Check out this new adventure in dining on Sundays in downtown Hendersonville. The Blue Note Grille is located at 114 N Main Street in Historic Downtown Hendersonville.

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