It’s All About the Fours in January as Charleston Restaurant Circa 1886 Celebrates Anniversary

Dec. 13, 2007 - PRLog -- It’s All About the Fours in January as Charleston Restaurant Circa 1886 Celebrates Anniversary

CHARLESTON, S.C.— Four is the lucky number this January at AAA Four Diamond award-winning Charleston restaurant Circa 1886. As part of its popular annual “4 for $49” deal to celebrate the restaurant’s anniversary, guests can enjoy any four courses from its gourmet winter menu for $49 per person excluding tax, gratuity and beverages. And it all starts on Jan. 4, of course, and runs through Jan. 31.

The restaurant, which is located on the grounds of the luxurious Wentworth Mansion®, will be celebrating its eighth anniversary in 2008. A sampling of selections from the winter menu include tomato cobbler with semidried tomatoes, roasted garlic, oregano olive tapenade and parsnip chips for the first course; a beef tenderloin with garlic smashed potato, smoked Swiss goat cheese, Cipollini onion sauce and dried fig and parsley salad as an entree; and gingerbread pudding with pear butter, almond crunch and orange blossom honey ice cream for dessert.

The Wentworth Mansion®, a AAA Five Diamond award-winning hotel, is also joining in the fun with a variety of packages for those who want to stay overnight after enjoying the “4 for $49” dinner at Circa 1886. Choices include a one-night stay for $495 per couple, a two-night stay for $795 per couple and a three-night stay for $1095 per couple excluding tax. All include the “4 for $49” special with tax and gratuity, but exclude beverages. To reserve a package or for more information, please call 1-888-466-1886 or visit www.wentworthmansion.com.

Set inside a historic carriage house on the grounds of the award-winning Wentworth Mansion® hotel at 149 Wentworth St. in Charleston, S.C., Circa 1886 is a AAA Four Diamond award-winning restaurant offering southern cuisine with a twist. Executive Chef Marc Collins combines the French, English, Caribbean and African influences popular during 1886, the year the Wentworth Mansion and its two-story red brick carriage house were built, to invoke the culinary traditions of that era. Circa 1886 has also received numerous accolades, including the DiRoNA award for fine dining in North America, as well as the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence. The restaurant is open for dinner Monday through Saturday from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m., and prices range from $7 to $10 for first courses, $18 to $33 for featured courses, and desserts start at $8. For more information about booking any of the dinners, please visit www.circa1886.com or call (843) 853-7828.

Website: www.circa1886.com