Sampling Indigo menu ahead of Amelia Island Restaurant Week
NASSAU COUNTY, Fla. – Amelia Island invites all of Jacksonville to visit and explore any of the 22 participating restaurants for their annual Amelia Island Restaurant Week.
The event runs from Friday, Jan. 17, to Sunday, Jan. 26.
It offers patrons the opportunity to sample restaurants on different levels at a reasonable price.
Check out all the participating restaurants
If there is food, Rance is rolling.
He dropped by Indigo to sample their menu for the week and find out what the excitement is about.
More info: www.ameliaisland.com/festivals-events/amelia-island-restaurant-week/
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