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New Wahlburgers location coming to downtown Atlanta

Wahlburgers was founded by brothers Mark, Paul and Donnie Wahlburger.
By Denver Ellison
Aug 7, 2018

A new Wahlburgers restaurant location is coming to downtown Atlanta.

On Monday, a permit was filed with the City of Atlanta to build a 6,792-square-foot venue for the burger spot and construction is expected to cost $250,000, according to whatnow.com.

The location will be at 218 Peachtree St. NW, making it the second Wahlburgers in Georgia. The first is located at The Battery in Cobb County.

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A 2016 franchise agreement was made for six Wahlburgers restaurants in Georgia, so fans of the restaurant can expect four more locations in the future.

The burger joint, owned by brothers chef Paul Wahlberg, actor Mark Wahlberg and Donnie Wahlberg, is known for putting a spin on their family’s favorite recipes.

There’s no word yet on when the restaurant will open.

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