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Free Dinner for Leap Year Babies
who have not celebrated for four Years

edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady

Morton’s The Steakhouse is celebrating Leap Year and those born on February 29, referred to as “leaplings,” by offering a free steak and seafood dinner to people with this special birthday on Leap Day, Friday, February 29, 2008. Morton’s Dallas restaurant is offering a free, birthday dinner to “leaplings” who make advance reservations to dine in the restaurant on their birthday.

The free, birthday dinner consists of a single-cut filet; choice of Morton’s jumbo lump crab cake, shrimp Alexander, or broiled sea scallops; choice of Caesar salad or Morton’s salad with blue cheese dressing, chopped egg and anchovies; choice of Morton’s Legendary Hot Chocolate (Birthday) Cake or key lime pie; and a complimentary glass of champagne for “leaplings” at least five and one-quarter years old (otherwise known as 21 and older). Complimentary valet parking will also be also provided for the birthday celebrants.

The Morton Chocolate Cake is worth celebrating in itself. http://www.travellady.com/Issues/January06/3017ChocolateCakeCocktail.htm

But warning--do not try to toast yourself and make up for lost time by eating four pieces of this decadent dessert

February 29 Might Only Come Once Every Four Years, but Morton’s Dallas Restaurant is Helping Those with this Special Leap Day Birthday

Morton’s is asking that all “leaplings” show proof of date of birth (valid I.D.), as well as make advance reservations. Morton’s reserves the right to limit the number of free birthday dinners.

To make reservations, please call 214-741-2277 and specify “Leap Year Birthday.”

James McCabe, General Manager at Morton’s in Dallas, said, “With Leap Year only coming once every four years, we wanted to do something special to highlight those with this unique birthday who can’t celebrate on their actual birthday each year. What could be a better birthday present than a free dinner at Morton’s?”

In addition, from now until June 30, 2008, select Morton’s locations, including Dallas, are offering the special steak and seafood dinner for two. For only $99, the dinner includes two single-cut filets; choice of two seafood options, Morton’s jumbo lump crab cake, shrimp Alexander, or broiled sea scallops; choice of two salads, Caesar salad or Morton’s salad with blue cheese dressing, chopped egg and anchovies; and choice of two desserts, Morton’s Legendary Hot Chocolate Cake or Key Lime Pie.

Morton’s The Steakhouse is located at 501 Elm Street in Dallas. Dinner is served from 5:30 p.m. until 11 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 5 p.m. until 10 p.m. on Sundays. Valet parking is available. To make reservations, call 214-741-2277 or visit www.mortons.com.

About Morton’s

Morton's Restaurant Group, Inc. is the world's largest operator of company-owned upscale steakhouses. Morton's steakhouses have remained true to its founders' original vision of combining generous portions of high quality food prepared to exacting standards with exceptional service in an enjoyable dining environment.

The Company owns and operates 78 Morton's steakhouses located in 66 cities in 28 states and Puerto Rico and five international locations (Toronto, Vancouver, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Macau), as well as four Italian restaurants. In March, Morton’s will open its 79th restaurant in Naperville, Il., the seventh Chicagoland location.

2008 marks Morton's 30th anniversary and the company will celebrate by partnering with the Make A Wish Foundation in its "30 Wishes for 30 Years" national campaign.

Madelyn Miller is a food and travel writer who loves to eat at Morton's. Her birthday is March 4, so she wishes she was born four days sooner on leap year. And then she would still be a teenager.

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