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Lasagna dinner Tuesdays at no. 246 in Decatur

By Carolyn Desalu
Feb 1, 2016

Tuesday is a prequel to hump day, and because of that, it's the perfect day to dine out.

Beginning tomorrow, Tuesday, Feb. 2, no. 246 will offer a three-course family style lasagna dinner, giving guests a break from weekday meal planning and grocery shopping and a cheat day for those carb-less diets. To start, a market salad and garlic bread will be offered. Following, Chef Belline will serve a classic lasagna made with fresh pasta, house-made ricotta, veal ragu, San Marzano tomatoes and basil. Dessert will complete the meal.

The cost will be $24 for adults and $5 for kids. Note: Quantities will be limited so make a RSVP or arrive early. Phone: 678-399-8246.

Read the AJC Fall Dining Guide, Atlanta Around the Clock, here .

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