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7 food items are 70-cents each at this chain restaurant through October

By Carolyn Desalu
Sept 29, 2017

Pocket change goes a long way these days.

Shoney's is celebrating its 70th anniversary by rolling back prices to 1947. What's the benefit to you? Seven different food items seven days a week for 70-cents each at all locations now through Oct. 22. No exceptions. Here's what you can eat for a few coins.:

  1. Monday: Slim Jim sandwich
  2. Tuesday: ice cream Delight
  3. Wednesday: All-American burger
  4. Thursday: Short stack pancakes
  5. Friday: Five chicken wings
  6. Saturday: Strawberry pie slice
  7. Sunday: Coke float

5900 Sugarloaf Pkwy., Lawrenceville. 678-847-6175, shoneys.com.

1129 Hwy. 92, Acworth. 770-975-7002

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