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Atlanta dining deal: Sunday Suppers at Southern Art

Dinner is served family-style on Sundays at Southern Art. Photo credit: Phase 3 Marketing and Communications.

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

Dinner is served family-style on Sundays at Southern Art. Photo credit: Phase 3 Marketing and Communications.
By Carolyn Desalu
Aug 19, 2016

Dinner is served. Literally.

Families are invited to  Southern Art's new Sunday Suppers–three-course family-style prix fixe dinners, which will be available from 5-10 p.m. Sundays. The Southern-flavored dinner will begin with a choice of pimento cheese, a fried green tomatoes appetizer or Caesar salad, served family-style for the table. Following, diners will enjoy an individual entrée from selections including buttermilk fried chicken and grilled salmon with brown butter sauce plus shared sides and a chef-selected sweet treat for dessert. The new family-style menu requires a four person minimum and will be $25 per adult and $15 per child 12 years old and under. Note: Alcohol and gratuity not included.

Southern Art, 3315 Peachtree Road N.E., Atlanta. 404-946-9070. southernart.com.

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