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Popular Buckhead steakhouse offers $1 oysters and half price appetizers weekdays

The Cut Bar offers half-priced appetizers and $1 chef's choice oysters weekdays. Photo credit: Heidi Geldhauser.

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

The Cut Bar offers half-priced appetizers and $1 chef's choice oysters weekdays. Photo credit: Heidi Geldhauser.
By Carolyn Desalu
Jan 17, 2018

There’s no need to cut it out.

The Cut Bar, the bar and lounge of   American Cut steakhouse, offers half-priced appetizers from the all-day menu as well as $1 chef's choice oysters from 4–7 p.m. weekdays. Appetizer options include Wagyu sliders, honey sriracha wings, cauliflower wings and more. Regular prices are $6 - $16.

3035 Peachtree Road N.E., Atlanta. 770-415-9766, americancutsteakhouse.com.

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