How To Win A $200 Gift Card From Sage Woodfire Tavern Buckhead

Safe Woodfire Tavern has opened its doors in March in Buckhead. The restaurant kicked off a month-long celebration by offering people a chance to win a $200 gift card via an Instagram contest.

The contest started March 12 and will wrap April 12, 2018. Could you use $200 to spend any way you please? I know I could. To win here’s what you need to do:

Visit the Sage Buckhead location and sn

Sage Woodfire Tavern Buckhead is offering $200 gift cards

ap your best food photo, then it’s easy to enter in just 2 steps:

  1. On Instagram, follow @sagewoodfiretavernbuckhead
  2. Post your best Sage food photo on your personal Instagram account and include the hashtag #SageFoodie (Bonus: Tag your friends for more entries.)

Sage Buckhead staff has been choosing one winner each week. Terms of Service are here: bit.ly/SageTOS

Sage Woodfire Tavern Buckhead is located at 3379 Peachtree Road NE, near Lenox Square. The eatery is open for lunch Monday through Friday with dinner seven nights a week. Sage Buckhead also offers tasteful live music every night from 6PM-10PM, and a live DJ from 10PM-2:30AM, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

 
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