Atlanta Restaurants & Food
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Get $5 food deals from popular Atlanta restaurants and free delivery with this app

Get $5 food deals from popular metro Atlanta restaurants and free delivery with DoorDash. Photo credit: DoorDash.

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

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Get $5 food deals from popular metro Atlanta restaurants and free delivery with DoorDash. Photo credit: DoorDash.
By Carolyn Desalu
Aug 22, 2017

Why go out when you can have meals delivered for free?

DoorDash , a food delivery app, recently launched its first ever delivery-only restaurant week in Atlanta with exclusive deals just for customers in the app and website. Atlantans can order from select restaurants and choose from dozens of DoorDash-only specials for $5 and free delivery with the promo code TasteATL now through Aug. 25. Partners and deals include Silverspoon Catering's barbecue pork chops with mac and cheese; Grub Burger's front porch burger; and pizza specials from Mellow Mushroom, Uncle Maddio's and Nancy's Chicago Pizza.

To participate in restaurant week, download the DoorDash app and click on the #DoorDashTastes Atlanta banner to select from the many restaurants participating in the Atlanta area.

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