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Get a three-course lobster dinner for $35 every Sunday in Roswell

A three-course lobster dinner is $35 Sundays in Roswell. Photo credit: Green Olive Media.

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

A three-course lobster dinner is $35 Sundays in Roswell. Photo credit: Green Olive Media.
By Carolyn Desalu
Jan 19, 2018

This deal is a real catch.

Enjoy a three-course lobster dinner inclusive of a soup or salad, 1 ¼ pounds of steamed lobster with a side of fries and slaw plus dessert for $35 at C&S Chowder House . This deal is offered every Sunday, so you can make it a weekly ritual.

12040 Etris Road, Roswell. 470-321-5077, candschowderhouse.com .

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