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Roswell’s upcoming restaurant week to offer swanky fare for less

Budino Caramellato- Salted Caramel Bread Pudding - at Osteria Mattone.

Credit: Yvonne Zusel

Credit: Yvonne Zusel

Budino Caramellato- Salted Caramel Bread Pudding - at Osteria Mattone.
By Ben Brasch
Jan 13, 2020

If there’s a fancy restaurant in Roswell you’ve been eyeing only to be disappointed when you check your bank balance, Jan. 20 to 29 is your best shot.

From Adele's on Canton to Zest, there are 42 restaurants participating in Roswell Restaurant Week, according to its website.

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Participating spots will offer prix fixe menus from $10 to $45. That includes a $25 dinner at a place like high-end pasta haven Osteria Mattone or a $15 breakfast from Flying Biscuit.

The week is hosted by Roswell Inc., which works with the city to promote the business community.

Click here for a look at the menus.

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