Atlanta Restaurants & Food
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Take a first look at the Big Ketch in Roswell

The Big Ketch on Canton Street in Roswell. (Lauren Rubinstein)

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The Big Ketch on Canton Street in Roswell. (Lauren Rubinstein)
By Bob Townsend
Nov 20, 2015

Take a few more first looks at the Big Ketch here.

Fish IN Chips are beer battered, rolled in kettle-cooked potato chips and deep-fried

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Bowl of Brussels with hot brussels sprouts, fresh basil. cilantro, crunchy rice noodles, carrots, savory teriyaki and crushed macadamia nuts. Photo Credit: Lauren Rubinstein

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Left: Oysters on the Half Shell, Top: Beach Balls - surf and turf fritters with bacon, shrimp and green onions, served with key lime mango sauce, Right: Seared Tuna - sushi grade ahi tuna, house-made spice rub, served with cucumber salsa and creamy soy, Bottom: Hushpuppies served with remoulade (Lauren Rubinstein).

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