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This Roswell restaurant offers a multi-course seafood dinner for $21.95 every Thursday

C&S Chowder House offers a multi-course seafood dinner for $21.95 every Thursday. Photo credit: Green Olive Media.

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

C&S Chowder House offers a multi-course seafood dinner for $21.95 every Thursday. Photo credit: Green Olive Media.
By Carolyn Desalu
May 31, 2018

Go here hungry.

Head to C&S Chowder House for a two-course meal featuring a soup or salad of your choice and a crab-stuffed shrimp entree for $21.95 all day every Thursday. The Roswell restaurant also offers several by-the-glass wine or bottle options that pair perfectly with the meal.

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

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