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Five Atlanta restaurants offering family-style dinners and shareable entrees

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Five Atlanta restaurants offering family-style dinners and shareable entrees — Sandy Springs Dining news

From casual spots to fine-dining establishments, family-style dining menus and entrees serving multiple people have become more commonplace at restaurants around Atlanta. These meals are also a practical and affordable way to feed a small crowd, taking the guesswork out of what and how much to order. Everybody wins. From a platter of steak to chicken dinners to whole fish entrees, here are five local restaurants serving meals designed for sharing. Whole fish from Last Dance in Avondale Estates. (Provided by Last Dance) Last Dance The menu at Last Dance in Avondale Estates is built for sharing. Groups of two to four people can kick off a meal here with bread service ($16), which includes sourdough, hoe cakes, and spreads like butter and jam. For entrees to feed the table, order the half-chicken with gyoza sauce and scallions ($25), or the Filipino-style stuffed, whole fish garnished with herbs and spicy sauce. Pricing on the fish varies with the market. Ticonderoga Club

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