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Spring Hill Slaps an Expiration Date on Fried Chicken Mondays

If you want to experience the family-style feast, you better book it.

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A finite number of feasts Spring Hill’s weekly fried chicken dinner ends in July.

Photo: Spring Hill Restaurant

Seattle fried-food lovers sign up months in advance to get a crack at the crispy chickens served up every Monday at Spring Hill in West Seattle.

Offered as part of a family-style dinner ($98 for four people) that also includes mashed potatoes, cornbread, spaetzle, brussel sprouts, and a salad, the chicken has drawn fans far and wide, including the good people at Travel and Leisure.

But in the immortal words of Guns N Roses: “nothing lasts forever, and we both know hearts can change.” And sadly this truth extends to the hearts beating inside the good people that fry the chickens behind the line at Spring Hill. Chef Mark Fuller announced today via Twitter that July 11, 2011 will be the last of its crispy bird gatherings.

Now, I do realize there are a few months between then and now but I also know that spaces will fill up fast. So if you want to experience the full gorgeous gluttony, you better get on it. Call the restaurant for reservations.

Tags: West Seattle, Special Dinners, Spring Hill, Fried Chicken

 

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By Seattleseabug on Jan 04, 2011 at 6:03PM

$100 bucks for some fried chicken??? It must be covered in gold! They really have a racket going don’t they!!

By Dean on Jan 05, 2011 at 8:18AM

Sad to see it go. It is sooooo d… goooood. I am sure something else will come out of it though. Everything they do is fantastic.

By Jess on Jan 05, 2011 at 9:01AM

It’s $100 for four people, so $25 each for the full meal.

By beth on Jan 05, 2011 at 10:37AM

And if you’ve had it you know that it is SOOOOOOOO worth it and enough food to feed a family of 8. It was a huge dinner for 4 plus lunch and dinner the next day for all four of us. And the chicken was HEAVEN

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