Food freebies: The Melting Pot
Fondue lovers can take advantage of two upcoming deals at The Melting Pot’s four Atlanta-area locations.
On April 5, all locations open at noon for an Easter lunch.
The three-course meal includes a choice of cheese fondue, savory entrée and chocolate fondue. With the purchase of an adult three-course menu ($29.99), you get a free kids meal for kids under 12. The Easter bunny will be visiting tables and hiding treats as you eat.
The Three-Course Easter Menu Includes:
- "Chickadee" Cheese Course: Our creamy cheese fondue to share. Your choice of Classic Cheddar, Traditional Swiss, Spinach and Artichoke, Fiesta or Wisconsin Trio cheese.
- Easter "EGG-ceptional" Entrée : Filet Mignon, Shrimp, Teriyaki-Marinated Sirloin, Boneless Breast of Chicken and Fresh Fish accompanied by homemade dipping sauces and an array of fresh vegetables.
- "Funny Bunny" Chocolate Fondue: Share your choice of any one of the chocolate fondue desserts served with a variety of fresh fruits and cakes – and special Easter treats.
Prices do not include tax and gratuity and sharing is not allowed. Other restrictions may apply. To get information and make reservations, visit http://www.meltingpot.com.
April 11 is National Cheese Fondue Day and The Melting Pot is celebrating with a free cheese fondue offer for Club Fondue members.
Join Club Fondue (The Melting Pot’s email club) by March 30 and you can take advantage of the free cheese fondue offer. When you sign up by the deadline, you will get an email between April 1 and April 3 with instructions for how to redeem this year’s free cheese fondue offer. The offer is valid April 6 – 9.
Phone reservations are required to redeem the National Cheese Fondue Day offer with a limited number of free cheese fondue reservations available. Some additional restrictions apply.
See the website for Atlanta area locations and contact information.
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Nedra Rhone is a lifestyle columnist for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution where she has been a reporter since 2006. A graduate of Columbia University School of Journalism, she enjoys writing about the people, places and events that define metro Atlanta. Sign up to have her column sent to your inbox: ajc.com/newsletters/nedra-rhone-columnist.
