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Welcome to Moe’s, Braves fans! Here’s your free queso

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Nov 4, 2021

The Atlanta Braves won big. And now, you can too — at Moe’s Southwest Grill.

ExploreWorld Series parade to begin Friday in Atlanta, end at Truist Park

In honor of the Atlanta Braves winning the World Series, Moe’s Southwest Grill will celebrate the home team win on Friday, Nov. 5.

Any fan who reps Braves gear or pearls (thanks, Joc) gets a free cup of queso, no purchase necessary. The offer is available in-store only at all Atlanta Moe’s restaurants.

ExploreMetro Atlanta schools to close Friday for Braves’ parade

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Avery Newmark covers travel, wellness, events and trending news for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. With a dual background in film production and journalism, Avery came to the AJC after working as a video editor. She enjoys film photography and live music in her free time. Reach her at avery.newmark@ajc.com.

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