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East Cobb is getting a new restaurant featuring tapas off Roswell Road

By Ben Brasch
Sept 8, 2016

East Cobb County is getting a New American restaurant off Roswell Road.

Sage Social Kitchen and Bar is slated to open in October. It will be the group's third restuarant after Sage Woodfire Taverns in Alpharetta and Dunwoody, said Rick Syers, general manager at the Dunwoody location.

Syers said the new restaurant will feature the same cuisine as the other locations but with more of a focus on tapas.

The restaurant will open at 1401 Johnson Ferry Road where Chequers Seafood + Steak was before it closed after 33 years in May.

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