Another day, another (two) Arby's closures in metro Atlanta. This time, it's the Arby's at 2161 Roswell Road in East Cobb and at 2365 Pleasant Hill Road in Duluth. ToNeTo Atlanta readers suggest that the restaurants closed quietly in recent days without prior notice to guests. Signage has already been removed from both restaurants.
The Gwinnett County restaurant sits on .96 acres, was built in 1996 and is 2,938 square feet, according to county records.
Both the East Cobb and Duluth restaurants were previously owned by RTM Georgia, once an operator of roughly 800 Arby's restaurants and the largest franchisee of the brand. Tax records indicate that both units were most recently owned and operated by Arby's corporate via Arby's Properties, LLC.
Arby's, owned by Sandy Springs-based Inspire Brands, has seen several metro Atlanta units close in recent years, including those in Roswell, Alpharetta, Albany, Milton, Buford, Chamblee, Sandy Springs, downtown Atlanta, Buckhead (Chastain Park), and Suwanee.
The latest closures come on the heels of closures in Marietta along Cobb Parkway this past November, and in Chamblee along Peachtree Boulevard this past December.
In years past, Arby's have also closed on Spring Street in Midtown, Vaughn Road in Kennesaw, South Cobb Drive in Smyrna, Metropolitan Parkway in Atlanta, and LaVista Road in Tucker, as well as food court locations in Northlake Mall in Tucker and Lenox Square in Buckhead, among others.
ToNeTo Atlanta reported in October 2024 that Arby's closed its longstanding restaurant on Roswell and Wieuca Roads in Chastain Park. This past June, we reported that a new location of Fifth Third Bank is planned in its place.
Despite all the closures, the company and its franchisees continue to operate about 3,400 restaurants worldwide.
Remaining Atlanta area units include those on North Druid Hills Road, Sidney Marcus Boulevard, and Howell Mill Road in Atlanta, and Hammond Drive in Sandy Springs.
Are you surprised to see Arby's close in East Cobb and Duluth? What would you like to see open in place of shuttered Arby's? What is your favorite quick-serve restaurant (QSR)?
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