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Don’t want to cook Easter dinner? Here are local restaurants offering Easter specials

Restaurants and local businesses have had to move to curbside pickup and delivery only as a result of the new coronavirus pandemic. Easter is this Sunday, and Macon residents still have the option of pre-ordering at least part of their Sunday meal from local restaurants.

NewTown Macon has provided a list of the following downtown restaurant that are currently planning to have Easter specials; NewTown will continue to work to add additional restaurants.

If you own or work for a restaurant in the Middle Georgia area with plans to serve Easter specials, email us at breaking@macon.com to be added to this list. Telegraph staff will expand this list as we receive more information.

Lazy Susan Tapas

Menu:

  • Beet goes on deviled eggs
  • Sausage balls with pepper jam mousse
  • Smoked southern potato salad
  • Sweet potato biscuits

Note: Eggs and sausage are sold in multiples of six and potato salad is pint & quart. Biscuits are sold in multiples of four.

To place an order: 678-314-3623 or lazysusantapas@gmail.com

Pickup on Saturday from 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

Satterfield’s

Menu:

  • From scratch Yukon mashed potatoes with homemade turkey gravy:

$18: feeds 2-3 people

$32: feeds 5-6 people

  • Green bean casserole with house fried sweet onions & from scratch mushroom gravy:

$15: feeds 2-3 people

$25: feeds 5-6 people

  • Yellow squash casserole with buttered saltine crust:

$16: feeds 2-3 people

$26: feeds 5-6 people

  • Boston creme pie $15
  • Banana creme pie $15
  • Apple pie $15

Pick up from Satterfield’s on Saturday from 12 p.m.-4 p.m.

To place orders: 478-742-0352 or info@satterfieldsbbq.com

Piedmont Brewery & Kitchen

Menu:

Easter smoked hams

The cutoff is Wednesday at 8 p.m. Pick ups are this Saturday and Sunday from 2 p.m.-4 p.m.

To place orders: 478-254-2337

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Justin Baxley
The Telegraph
Justin Baxley is the fan life reporter at The Telegraph and writes stories centered around entertainment, food and sports in the Macon community. Justin joined the Telegraph staff after graduating from Mercer University in May 2017 with a degree in criminal justice and journalism. During his time at Mercer he served as the sports editor for The Cluster.
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