<a href="http://www.georgemartingroup.com" target="_blank">George Martin</a>, the flagship restaurant of the group that has its name, celebrates its 23rd anniversary with specials five nights a week through Sept. 27. 
 The Rockville Centre spot, also known as George Martin The Original, designates tonight "shrimp night," with a $26.95 fixed-price menu that includes soup or salad and a choice of three shrimp dishes, plus dessert. 
 Tuesdays signal "pasta and pinot" for $25.95, with a glass of either pinot noir or pinot grigio to go with the soup or salad, one of three pasta main dishes, and dessert. "Wine Down Wednesday" translates into a $20 bottle of wine. Thursdays mean "bacon-fixe," with a chef's bacon-centric menu that changes weekly. Three-course family dinners will highlight Sundays. Cost: $24.95. 
 <a href="http://www.georgemartintheoriginal.com" target="_blank">George Martin The Original</a>, 65 N. Park Ave., Rockville Centre; 516-678-7272. 
 It's "shrimp night" at George Martin in Rockville Centre.

George Martin, the flagship restaurant of the group that has its name, celebrates its 23rd anniversary with specials five nights a week through Sept. 27. The Rockville Centre spot, also known as George Martin The Original, designates tonight "shrimp night," with a $26.95 fixed-price menu that includes soup or salad and a choice of three shrimp dishes, plus dessert. Tuesdays signal "pasta and pinot" for $25.95, with a glass of either pinot noir or pinot grigio to go with the soup or salad, one of three pasta main dishes, and dessert. "Wine Down Wednesday" translates into a $20 bottle of wine. Thursdays mean "bacon-fixe," with a chef's bacon-centric menu that changes weekly. Three-course family dinners will highlight Sundays. Cost: $24.95. George Martin The Original, 65 N. Park Ave., Rockville Centre; 516-678-7272. It's "shrimp night" at George Martin in Rockville Centre.

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