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Wear flannel, get a free meal every Friday at this Midtown restaurant

Wear flannel, get a free meal every Friday at gusto!. Photo credit: Melissa Libby & Associates.

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

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Wear flannel, get a free meal every Friday at gusto!. Photo credit: Melissa Libby & Associates.
By Carolyn Desalu
Nov 17, 2017

Got flannel? Get free food.

Local restaurant,  gusto! , offers Flannel Fridays, a food and fashion event that gives guests a buy one, get one free meal. Here's how it works: wear a flannel shirt, receive a BOGO ticket and eat. No coupons, no catch. Valid at the Ponce de Leon location only throughout winter.

782 Ponce de Leon Ave. N.E., Atlanta. 404-330-8114, whatsyourgusto.com .

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