Frederick County Economic Development Authority
Home EconDev MenuWelcome to FredCo Eats Restaurant Week 2026!
Enjoy special multi-course menus, meal deals, and promotional discounts at 26 participating eateries during Restaurant Week, January 26 - February 1, 2026.
Eat to Win!
Collect a stamp when you dine at a participating eatery and place it on your Restaurant Week Passport! Collect at least three (3) stamps and drop your passport at the Winchester-Frederick County Convention & Visitors Bureau by February 11 for a chance to win FredCo Eats swag packs that include a FredCo Eats t-shirt and gift cards to Frederick County eateries! Each stamp you collect beyond three counts for an additional entry, so try to collect as many as you can!
- Download and print a passport here.
- Pick up a copy at the Visitors Bureau (1400 S. Pleasant Valley Rd. Winchester, VA 22601) beginning January 21.
- Limited copies will be available at participating eateries during Restaurant Week.
Let's Eat!
Frederick County's Food & Beverage Economy
FredCo Eats celebrates the full scope of Frederick County's food economy - from agriculture to production to the dining experience. The brand is powered through the contributions of numerous stakeholders:
- Restaurants, farms, producers, food and beverage manufacturers, and other local food businesses
- Support organizations working to strengthen food system infrastructure
- Businesses from other sectors who value food businesses for their impact on quality of life, talent attraction, and company culture
- Passionate residents and food enthusiasts who support all-things-local
We hope you'll agree that Frederick County's food economy is worth noting.
FredCo Farms
More than 15 Virginia Century Farms operate in Frederick County, agritourism is growing, and smaller, family-run farms dot the landscape, offering opportunities for residents to know their farmer personally. Learn more about local farms, markets, and orchards here.
Experience Frederick County Farms
Next Crawl: TBA
Frederick County Farm Crawl events are held in the spring and fall each year, managed by Frederick County Homesteaders.
Get all the details at FrederickCountyHomesteaders.com.
Photo: Emily Warren of Homestead Farm at Fruit Hill Orchard and Samantha Armel of Frederick County Homesteaders.
FredCo Made
More than 1,500 people are employed in Frederick County's food manufacturing sector.* Widely recognized names like HP Hood, 8th Avenue Food & Provisions, Foodsource, Miller Milling, and Kraft Heinz operate here. The County is also home to locally grown success stories: Shawnee Springs Market & Cannery and Garber's Ice Cream.