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Atlanta dining deal: Burger and a side for $5.95 at Hudson Grille

Hudson Grille is opening its eighth location. / Photo credit: Tori Allen PR.

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

Hudson Grille is opening its eighth location. / Photo credit: Tori Allen PR.
By Carolyn Desalu
July 25, 2016

Visit any of seven metro Atlanta Hudson Grille locations and bite into your favorite burger with a choice of two toppings and a side for $5.95 on Mondays. Toppings include bacon, cheese and fried onions; side options are tots, sweet potato fries, mac and cheese and more. Plus, loyalty card members also get double points on Mondays.

Various locations. hudsongrille.com.

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