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Get free food at grand opening of new Halal Guys in Gwinnett

One of the new restaurants at Taste of Atlanta will be the Halal Guys, whose menu favorites include the Chicken Platter. CONTRIBUTED BY MIA YAKEL
One of the new restaurants at Taste of Atlanta will be the Halal Guys, whose menu favorites include the Chicken Platter. CONTRIBUTED BY MIA YAKEL
By Amanda C. Coyne
Nov 11, 2019

A popular Middle Eastern restaurant is opening a new location in Duluth this weekend.

The Halal Guys, a New York-based fast casual chain, is holding a grand opening celebration at its new location on Peachtree Industrial Boulevard on Saturday, Nov. 16. This will be the first location in Gwinnett County, according to the chain’s website. The closest locations are in Chamblee and midtown Atlanta.

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The first 100 people to visit the new restaurant will get a free meal, and the next 100 people will get buy one, get one free meals. All customers can enter to win a free Apple Watch.

Doors open at 11 a.m., and the restaurant will remain open until 1 a.m. The restaurant is located at 3455 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. in Duluth.

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