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Get $5 dishes at Superica, Yalla and more during Krog Street Market’s anniversary party

141229-ATLANTA-GA- Dine review of Todd Ginsbergs new counters Yalla and Fred's Meat & Bread, inside the Krog St Market, on Thursday January 1, 2015. (Beckysteinphotography.com) The scene at Yalla at Krog Street Market. / AJC file photo

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141229-ATLANTA-GA- Dine review of Todd Ginsbergs new counters Yalla and Fred's Meat & Bread, inside the Krog St Market, on Thursday January 1, 2015. (Beckysteinphotography.com) The scene at Yalla at Krog Street Market. / AJC file photo
By Carolyn Desalu
Nov 17, 2016

Here are more than a dozen ways to spend five bucks: Krog Street Market is hosting its second anniversary party from 6-10 p.m. tonight replete with live music, and revelers can sample a myriad of dishes for $5 while they dance. If you're wondering which spot and what, stop. Check this out this mouthwatering list of options: (it's just a smattering)

  • Gu's Dumplings, five pork or veggie dumplings
  • Hop City, SweetWater beer
  • Superica, shrimp, crab and octopus ceviche
  • Ticonderoga Club, David's famous BOH wings
  • Urban pL8, Lily's nut burger sliders with pico de gallo
  • Yalla, lamb kofte flatbread

Krog Street Market, 99 Krog St. N.E., Atlanta. 770-434-2400, krogstreetmarket.com.

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