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Follow on Google News | 4-4-$6 at Turner's Seafood RestaurantTurner’s Seafood Celebrates Happy Hour with Six Dollar Seafood Specials
By: Turner's Seasfood Executive Chefs Yale Woodson and Jaime Aguilar have outdone themselves with five new dishes, ranging from classic crustaceans to scrumptious sliders. Guests can choose from Oysters shucked to order, Crab Minis made from local Jonah crab and tarragon remoulade, Fried Oyster Po Boy Sliders, complete with a griddled brioche, chipotle aioli and coleslaw, House Smoked Bluefish Pate with pickled red onion, capers and Naan bread, and Clam Fritters with cherry peppers, corn and tartar sauce. Whether choosing four of a kind or a variety, $6 is all it takes to curb any craving combo. No happy hour dish is complete without a selection from Turner’s specialty cocktail menu. Choose from a variety of refreshing drinks such as the Blue Lagoon mixed with Stoli blueberry, muddled fresh blueberries, mint, lime juice, simple syrup, topped with sprite and the Turner Tini with choice of Belvedere vodka or Bombay Sapphire gin topped with blue cheese stuffed olives. For guests looking to compliment their seafood dishes, a selection of crisp white and bold red wine is available on Turner’s wine and beer list, along with an assortment of draft and bottled beer. For more information or to make a reservation visit www.turners- WHERE: Turner’s Seafood at Lyceum Hall | 43 Church Street | Salem, MA 01970 | 978.745.7665 Turner’s Melrose Seafood Grill & Market| 506 Main Street | Melrose, MA 02176 | 781.662.0700 WHEN: Every Monday-Friday from 4:00PM to 6:00PM. COST: Choice of four appetizers for $6. MENU: Select 4 Menu Items for $6 Fried Oyster Po Boy Sliders Griddled brioche/chipotle aioli/coleslaw House Smoked Bluefish Pate Pickled red onion/capers/ Crab Minis Local Jonah crab/tarragon remoulade Clam Fritters Cherry peppers/corn/ OR 4 Oysters for $6 shucked to order About Turner’s Seafood In 1920, twenty year old James F. Turner emigrated from St. John’s Newfoundland to begin his career on the Boston Fish Pier. In 1954, Jim opened Turner Fisheries, a wholesale company, committed to supplying only the freshest New England seafood. With the growth of the commercial airline industry and the ability to fly fresh seafood anywhere in the U.S, the country’s finest restaurants and clubs began advertising: In 1994, John’s four sons opened Turner’s Seafood Grill & Market in their hometown of Melrose, MA. This authentic New England seafood house is complete with a fresh fish market and turn-of-the- End
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