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Cops: Antico at The Battery sold booze to minor during underage sting

Two eateries at The Battery recently sold booze to minors, according to the Cobb County Police Department.

Credit: Gina Ferazzi

Credit: Gina Ferazzi

Two eateries at The Battery recently sold booze to minors, according to the Cobb County Police Department.
By Ben Brasch
Aug 22, 2018

Two notable eateries at The Battery Atlanta sold alcohol to minors during a recent sting, Cobb County police announced Wednesday.

Antico Pizza and El Super Pan were caught selling the booze Monday. Cobb cops tested 10 businesses at The Battery, the 1.5-million-square-foot mixed-use entertainment behemoth attached to SunTrust Park.

Department spokeswoman Officer Sarah O’Hara told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution that the servers will be cited and will have to go to criminal court for the citation.

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The eateries are given an administrative fee to pay, she said. It’s $750 for the first offense.

Most restaurants are put on a calendar to be rechecked, O’Hara said.

Below are the spots that did not sell alcohol to a minor.

• Goldbergs

• Wahlburgers

• Punch Bowl Social

• Cru Wine Bar

• Yard House

• Feed Fried Chicken

• Sports and Social

• C Ellet’s

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