The breakfast-all-day eatery is the first known restaurant for the Kroger-anchored project.
Norcross, Ga-based Waffle House is looking to open its newest location in Fuqua Development’s forthcoming Glenwood Place mixed-use project, at 800 Glenwood Avenue.
The breakfast-all-day diner last week filed plans with City of Atlanta to erect a 1,743-square-foot restaurant at the Grant Park site.
An estimated $293,113 will be spent building the Waffle House from the ground up, according to the plans.
Glenwood Place broke ground April, 2015. The mixed-use project will consist of 216 apartments, 24,000-square-feet of commercial space for restaurants and shops, and a 118,000-square-foot Kroger.
Here’s the latest Glenwood Place site plan:
The Atlanta Business Chronicle earlier this year reported that Fuqua secured deals with Chick-fil-A, Starbucks and Chipotle at the mixed-use project, but no official plans have been filed.
Glenwood Place is expected to open spring 2016.
What restaurants and retail shops should Fuqua open in Glenwood Place? Leave your thoughts in the comments.
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Same problem as Glenwood Park…owners will leave a storefront sit vacant for 10 years, but they wont cut a tenant a break to help their business get established
No shocker. The only thing keeping Perimeter up is the corporate culture there. Fits better in that area.
They were a nice place but the Proprietor should have really worked on their Pro-forma and Business Plan. They always plan for a booming success but do not plan for a mediocre or slow business. The proprietors sign the lease and they have the opportunity to know every detail. It was also not as hospitable to all people as it should have been in these neighborhoods.