Kenosha Restaurant Week offers both curbside and safe dine-in options

Restaurant Week in Kenosha kicked off Saturday, and after a tough year, organizers are hoping to show off all the city has to offer. More than 50 restaurants are participating. Each are offering their own specials and deals, with plenty of curbside or socially distant indoor dining options. It goes through Feb. 28. "It’s a good excuse to come and support local, it’s a reminder that we have to consciously support our locally owned businesses," said Laura Tyunaitis, the marketing director of Visit Kenosha. Throughout downtown Kenosha, many businesses are still boarded up from the unrest following the police shooting of Jacob Blake. The officer in that case was not charged. On Saturday, plenty of people were out and about, going in and out of shops in downtown Kenosha.