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ATL Burger Week: More than 40 metro Atlanta restaurants are offering $5 burgers

ATL Burger Week

Credit: Jewel Wicker

Credit: Jewel Wicker

ATL Burger Week
By Jewel Wicker
April 24, 2017

If you’re looking for a work day pick-me-up, we have good news for you.

ATL Burger Week is back and more than 40 metro Atlanta restaurants are participating this year. Each restaurant is offering select burgers for $5. Side items will be sold separately.

From Inman Park’s Cast Iron to Graveyard Tavern in East Atlanta Village, this year’s ATL Burger Week offers options throughout metro Atlanta.

This burger was voted the best in Atlanta I Best of Atlanta

Check out the full list of participating restaurants and the burgers they're offering at a discounted price, and vote for your favorite here.

If you’re eyeing a particular restaurant, head there early to beat the crowds and avoid them running out of $5 burgers!

ATL Burger week kicked off April 23 and runs through April 29.

Boring burgers are a thing of the past. Try these 5 unique burgers!

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