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Cheesesteak burgers are $5 every Wednesday in December at this Midtown spot

Get a cheesesteak burger for $5 at Babalu every Wednesday in December.
Get a cheesesteak burger for $5 at Babalu every Wednesday in December.
By Carolyn Desalu
Dec 12, 2018

Bite into something delish today.

Get a grilled Angus beef patty topped with peppers, onions and creamy cheese sauce for $5 every Wednesday in December at Babalu. Known as the cheesesteak burger, this special item is the burger of the month and comes with huge savings; burgers are usually $10.50 and up.

33 Peachtree Pl. NE, Atlanta. 404-900-9595, atlanta.eatbabalu.com.

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