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Atlanta dining deal: Half-off appetizers at Yard House during Monday NFL games

Are you ready for food and football? Tackle half price appetizers with gusto during this season's NFL games. Photo credit: Elizabeth Borsting Public Relations, Inc.

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

Are you ready for food and football? Tackle half price appetizers with gusto during this season's NFL games. Photo credit: Elizabeth Borsting Public Relations, Inc.
By Carolyn Desalu
Sept 12, 2016

Are you ready to tackle food and football with gusto during this NFL season?

Beginning today, happy hour will be offered during Monday Night Football from the first kick until the final play at Yard House , which means you score—at least when it comes to food deals. The menu includes full-portion appetizers and shareable plates including fried chicken strips, four cheese pizza, tacos and more for $5 - $8 each. Also notable: the large televisions mounted around the bar and booths.

Yard House, Atlantic Station, 261 19th St. N.W., Atlanta. 404-815-8990. yardhouse.com/football.

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