Restaurant Week, fried chicken ice cream, Easter dinner to-go: Fall River Eats

With so many diverse dining options throughout the Fall River area, choosing where to eat is not an easy decision.

With endless palate-pleasing places to turn it can be hard to settle on just one. But maybe we can help narrow things down.

We've compiled a list of meal deals, special events, and mouth-watering offerings at local eateries and markets to consider when planning your next night on the town, or quick stop for a tasty treat.

Audrey and Wayne Cabeceiras have lunch at Europa Pastries and Coffee Shop in Fall River.
Audrey and Wayne Cabeceiras have lunch at Europa Pastries and Coffee Shop in Fall River.

Fall River Restaurant Week returns

Viva Fall River had a very appetizing announcement this week: Get out your stretchy pants because Fall River Restaurant Week is back! From Friday, March 24, through Sunday, April 2, get a taste of all the city has to offer as you take a flavor-packed tour of Fall River's restaurant scene. The event includes $15 lunch offers and two-course meals, and $30 dinner offers and three-course meals at 22 participating eateries. The lineup includes: 110 Grill Fall River; Avo's Feast; BarCa Restaurant; Brayton Ave Cafe; Choco-Latte Cafe; Christopher's Cafe Carma; Duke's Bakery; Dunnys BBQ; Ed's Famous BBQ; Europa Pastries and Coffee Shop; Faneek's; Granite Grille at B.M.C. Durfee High School; Joes Shish Kabob; Room 251 at Diman Regional Vocational Technical High School; Sr. Marie Restaurant Fall River; T.A. Restaurant; Tequila Lime Cantina; The Path Restaurant Lounge and Banquet Facility; The Tipsy Toboggan; Thyme Blossom; and Towne House and Douro Steakhouse. To get a peek at the menus, visit www.vivafallriver.com/FRRW2023.

Ice 'N' Roll in Fall River is serving up their own version of the viral fried chicken ice cream this Friday, March 10, through Sunday, March 12.
Ice 'N' Roll in Fall River is serving up their own version of the viral fried chicken ice cream this Friday, March 10, through Sunday, March 12.

Fried chicken ice cream

Is it ice cream or poultry? Looks can be deceiving with Ice 'N' Roll's sweet new special meant to mess with your mind. The Fall River shop is serving up their own version of the viral fried chicken ice cream, a confectionary creation that's winning over the internet. The trending TikTok recipe uses vanilla ice cream, white chocolate and coated in cornflakes, with a Twix candy bar center to mimic the bone. It looks like chicken, but most definitely is not. Try Ice 'N' Roll's with a side of their waffle cone fries. Both are available starting this Friday, March 10, through Sunday, March 12, with limited supplies. So grab a drumstick while they last. Ice 'N' Roll is located at 4263 North Main St., Fall River.

Ham is a common centerpiece of Easter gatherings, so it’s a good idea to up your game to make it taste as good as possible.
Ham is a common centerpiece of Easter gatherings, so it’s a good idea to up your game to make it taste as good as possible.

Ready-to-serve Easter dinner

Easter will be here before you know it, so it's time to start prepping that holiday meal. And Lees Market is here to help you do just that - they'll even do the cooking for you. Lee's is offering a ready to heat and serve feast for the whole family (enough for six to eight people) for $89.99. Their Rustic Kitchen Holiday Ham Dinner includes spiral sliced ham, mashed potatoes, green beans, glazed carrots, freshly baked dinner rolls, choice of coconut custard or lemon crumb pie. For more information or to place your order, stop by Lees Market at 796 Main Road, Westport, or call 508-636-3348. Available for pre-order only while supplies last. Orders must be placed before April 3, and pickup is April 7 and 8, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

T.A. Restaurant on South Main Street in Fall River is seen in this file photo.
T.A. Restaurant on South Main Street in Fall River is seen in this file photo.

Takeout Tuesday at T.A.

Hungry for some Portuguese fare, but don't feel like cooking? T.A. Restaurant's Takeout Tuesday deals feed 5 to 8 people for $60. This past Tuesday's offerings included pork steaks, Buffalo chicken, fries and rice, but the menu changes week to week. Reserve your order by calling 508-673-5890. The T.A. Restaurant is located at 408 South Main St.

The Scuttlebutt Padanaram is serving up a British menu this week.
The Scuttlebutt Padanaram is serving up a British menu this week.

Try the British Beach Shack menu

Each Friday and Saturday during the winter Scuttlebutt Padanaram holds themed dinners. Care for a taste of Britain? This weekend (March 10 and 11) you can do just that at 10a Bridge St., Dartmouth. The specialty weekend menu has fish and chips with mushy peas, battered sausage rolls, lemon sole, fried scallops, beans, sticky toffee pudding and more. Enjoy your British meal by making a reservation, email casey@scuttlebuttcoffeeco.com with the number of people in your party, the date you’d like to reserve, and the time you’d like between their dining hours.

Build your own burger for $6 at Max's.
Build your own burger for $6 at Max's.

Build Your Own Burger

At Max's on Thursdays, you can build your own burger for $6 with the purchase of a draft beer or fountain drink. The toppings are unlimited and the possibilities are endless with different cheeses, peppers, chili, pineapple, onion rings, guacamole, and so much more. Head over to 405 State Road, North Dartmouth, to make yours.

St. Paddy's lunch at senior centers

The Fall River Council On Aging's four senior centers will be serving up delicious Saint Patrick's Day lunches in March. On Wednesday, March 15, get corned beef and cabbage with all the fixings, dessert and punch at Niagara Senior Center (508-324-2717). On Thursday, March 16, head to the North End Senior Center for a Reuben sandwich with potato salad (508-324-2711). The Flint Senior Center will have corned beef and cabbage with the traditional fixings on Thursday, March 16 (508-324-2712). And on Friday, March 17, the South Main Senior Center will be serving corned beef and cabbage (508-324-2715). Sign up is encouraged so that coordinators will know how much to prepare and cost varies from $5-$7.

Do you have a special deal, menu item, or food-related events to entice the local foodies? Share it with us at aschuler@heraldnews.com.

This article originally appeared on The Herald News: Special meals, deals and events for foodies in Greater Fall River