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Job alert: Restaurant coming to Phipps Plaza hiring 285 employees

Pasata Telephono at Grand Lux Cafe

Credit: Yvonne Zusel

Credit: Yvonne Zusel

Pasata Telephono at Grand Lux Cafe
By Becca J G Godwin
July 11, 2018

A new restaurant coming to Buckhead's Phipps Plaza is looking for hundreds of employees as it gears up to open next month.

Grand Lux Cafe plans to hire more than 285 positions, such as bartender; cashier; server; dishwasher; busser; host; and line, prep or pastry prep cook. Click here to apply.

This will be the first Atlanta location for the California-based chain, developed by the founders of The Cheesecake Factory. There are also locations in Florida, Illinois, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Texas.

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The Atlanta location, which the website says is opening Aug, 7, will open on the mall's upper level across from Frontgate. It will join Ecco, slated to open this year, and recently opened restaurants Genuine Pizza and Public Kitchen & Bar.

ExploreNobu Hotel and Nobu Atlanta Restaurant are scheduled to open at the mall in 2019. 

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