The building is adjacent to the American Cancer Society and a stone's throw from the Tabernacle music venue. (There's a joke to be made here about post-concert revelers but I'll just leave it alone.) The location is across the street from Centennial Olympic Park and various other tourist attractions such as The Georgia Aquarium, The World of Coca Cola and Philips Arena. Georgia State is not far away, but students already got their very own Waffle House last year with the opening of one at the Parker H. Petit Science Center. Another Waffle House opened at Underground Atlanta and still another opened at Tech Square near Georgia Tech. This may seem like overkill to some, but I recall a time when there were Waffle House locations on both sides of the highway near my house, and both did well for years.
If the closing goes as planned next month, I'm told Waffle House plans to be open by the spring.
If the closing goes as planned next month, I'm told Waffle House plans to be open by the spring.
Here is a link to the property listing by Colliers International and below is a street view of the exact location.
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Well, this is good news then. I was afraid they were going to build a new suburban style restaurant on one of the parking lots. At least this building fronts the street, etc. Anything 24/7 downtown is good to me.
Now if we could just get some cool bars downtown worth going to that aren't ghetto (ew I hate Underground) that would be nice.
Sidebar
Slice
Intermezzo
Dania's
Anatolia's
Stats
Der Biergarden
Burger Bar
Spanish Harlem
Just a few decent bars Downtown that I could think of in 10 seconds.
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