Amelia Island Dining Month preview
September marks Amelia Island Dining Month, a celebration where local chefs display their culinary skills at the island’s most popular restaurants. Throughout the month, guests can enjoy specially crafted prix-fixe dinners priced at $35 and $55. Additionally, for every prix-fixe meal ordered, $1 will be donated to Barnabas Center, helping to support neighbors in need. Dive into the island’s vibrant foodie scene and savor what’s in store this month!
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