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Four food photographs showing a bowl, a sandwich, a plated entree and a dessert.

Andersonville Autumn Restaurant Weeks returns Nov. 1-15

By Daniel Johanson on October 31, 2026

Restaurant publicity photographs supplied by the Andersonville Chamber of Commerce through David Rosenberg Public Relations.

Andersonville Autumn Restaurant Weeks will run Nov. 1-15, with prix fixe brunch, lunch and dinner menus at neighborhood restaurants, according to the Andersonville Chamber of Commerce’s event page.

The second annual event offers multi-course menus priced from $35 to $60. Prices and available meals vary by restaurant.

The chamber’s list, checked Oct. 31, includes Anteprima, Big Jones, Fiya, Kopi Cafe, Lady Gregory’s, Little Madrid Tapas Cafe, Minyoli, Oda Mediterranean, Ora Sushi, Ranalli’s Andersonville, Replay Andersonville, Tanoshii Andersonville, Uvae Kitchen & Wine Bar and Vincent.

No event ticket is required. The chamber’s Oct. 20 announcement encourages reservations where restaurants accept them and says vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and carryout options are available.

The chamber is updating its participant and menu list daily. Diners can use that page to check individual menus and restaurant details before making plans.

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Daniel Johanson

Daniel Johanson (he/him) is a journalist and digital media specialist living in Chicago, Illinois. He serves as Editor-in-Chief at Scapi and in that capacity manages all things content, including writing and editing articles and producing digital content. His previous projects include the docuseries Heart of a Nation: Tracking Socialism in the Midwest and Scapi Radio, now preserved in the Scapi archive. He spends his free time with cats.

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