Those Friday night fish fries are a Lenten staple, but what about some other ideas for those opting out of meaty menus for Lent? Rejoice! Our Atlanta restaurant friends will tempt your taste buds and fill you up without beef, pork or chicken through Lent and beyond.

Woodfire Grill stays true to its farm-to-table mantra with a five-course vegetarian tasting menu for $65 (excluding tax and gratuity). Some items in season now that may show up on the menu are sunchokes, micro spring greens, baby red potatoes, arugula, baby Vidalia onions, fennel, turnips and green onions. (1782 Cheshire Bridge Road; 404-347-9055)
Aqua blue's Crabfest will turn hungry crabs into happy clams, so to speak, through April 18. Executive Chef John C. Metz and Chef de
Cuisine Kien Sam created the limited-time Crabfest menu featuring she-crab soup; jumbo lump crab cakes with avocado, mango, chili aioli, rice wine vinegar and wasabi honey mustard; soft shell crab rolls made with thin asparagus, crab cake, sweet herb, futomaki, soy paper and red tobiko served with wasabi honey mustard and fresh lemon; a chilled Florida stone crab claw taster served with traditional mustard sauce; drunken king and snow crab legs or large Florida stone crab claws served with green peppercorn cocktail sauce, tri-color tiny potatoes, corn on the cob slather and jicama slaw. (1564 Holcomb Bridge Road in Roswell; 770-643-8886)

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I L-O-V-E, love RA Sushi...the food is fresh and delicious and the service is phenomenal...I could (almost) live there! At least during mealtimes.
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