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Happy hour deals start at $3.95 at this Reynoldstown restaurant

Happy hour deals start at $3.95 at Golden Eagle, a Reynoldstown restaurant.
Happy hour deals start at $3.95 at Golden Eagle, a Reynoldstown restaurant.
By Carolyn Desalu
Dec 13, 2018

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Enjoy High Life Boilermakers for $3.95, half off wine by the glass and cocktails including an Americano, Moscow Mule and Tom Collins for $7 from 5-7 p.m. every day at Golden Eagle, a restaurant along the Beltline Eastside Trail. Looking for something to nosh on? An assortment of snacks including a fancy cheese plate, crispy chicken skins and chicken on a stick are $5.

904 Memorial Dr. SE, Atlanta. 404-963-1703, goldeneagleatl.com.

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