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Atlanta dining deal: $1 breakfast at IKEA

Stack 'em. Visit IKEA.com for its pancake recipe. Photo credit: IKEA.

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

Stack 'em. Visit IKEA.com for its pancake recipe. Photo credit: IKEA.
By Carolyn Desalu
June 13, 2016

Once you’ve purchased one of those hard-to-pronounce dining tables, picked out a new custom kitchen and stuffed your cart with gadgets, you’ve probably worked up an appetite.

As part of its standard dining deal, IKEA Atlanta offers $1 breakfast featuring eggs, turkey sausage and potatoes. Guests can get organic pasta and tomato sauce for $2 during lunch and for dinner, quinoa sweet potato chili with black beans for $3. Plus, if you sign up for a free IKEA Family Card (it takes two minutes), you can get free coffee anytime—even if you don't purchase anything.

IKEA Atlanta is located at 441 16th St. N.W., Atlanta. 404-249-6257. ikea.com/us.

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