Promotions extended at restaurants due to Irma

A small silver lining for foodies after the turbulence of Hurricane Irma: two more weeks of dining deals.

With the storm disrupting restaurant service throughout South Florida, Miami Spice in MiamiDade and Crave GFL in Broward will be extended until Oct. 15 at many eateries. The restaurant promotions, which feature multicourse meals at discounted prices, were due to end Sept. 30. It is unclear if restaurants taking part in Flavor Palm Beach in Palm Beach County will follow suit.

As restaurants reopen and return to normalcy, the special three-course set menus will again be offered, but patrons are urged to be understanding if there are delays or changes. Miami Spice organizers have posted a Google spreadsheet showing the status of some Spice participants. More than 250 restaurants are taking part in the annual promotion, which features $39 three-course dinners and $23 lunches. Not all will extend into October. It is best to call ahead to check.

In Broward, nearly 50 restaurants are participating in Crave GFL, formerly Dine Out Lauderdale, offering $37 dinners. Organizers say a dozen eateries have agreed to extend the deals with more expected to follow.

Crave GFL will be offered through Oct. 15 at the following restaurants:

The Atlantic Grill, Fort Lauderdale;

Café Ibiza, Fort Lauderdale;

Café Maxx, Pompano Beach;

California Pizza Kitchen at Sawgrass Mills, Sunrise;

The Cook and the Cork, Coral Springs;

15th Street Fisheries, Fort Lauderdale;

Luigi’s Tuscan Grill, Fort Lauderdale;

Rusty Hook Tavern, Pompano Beach;

Ruth’s Chris Steak House, Fort Lauderdale;

Siren’s Table, Fort Lauderdale;

III Forks at Gulfstream Village, Hallandale Beach;

Tsukuro, Fort Lauderdale.

THE RUSTY HOOK TAVERN/COURTESY Crave GFL will be offered through Oct. 15 at the Rusty Hook Tavern in Pompano Beach.

Michael Mayo