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DoorDash expanding to new cities in Gwinnett, DeKalb

DoorDash has launched in Lilburn, Snellville and Stone Mountain.
DoorDash has launched in Lilburn, Snellville and Stone Mountain.
By Amanda C. Coyne
April 5, 2018

Food delivery service DoorDash is expanding to three new metro Atlanta cities, it announced.

The company will now be able to bring food to hungry customers in Snellville, Lilburn and Stone Mountain, according to an email sent to users.

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Customers in the new service areas can get a celebratory discount of $5 off a $15 order with the code DDATLANTA. Food from dozens of restaurants, including the Diner at Webb Gin, Cookout and I Luv Pho, can be delivered to people in the new service area.

To find out which restaurants you can order from through DoorDash, go to the company's website.

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