The hometown company and cult-classic, Chick-fil-A, which first opened under the name The Dwarf Grill in an Atlanta suburb way back in 1946, seeks to add a new location to the Atlanta area. A building permit application filed by Chick-fil-A for 2419 Cheshire Bridge Road shows the company has plans to convert the existing building into an eatery.
It looks like Chick-fil-A has had this location in mind for a while. And now the company has officially filed the paperwork. According to the permit, Chick-fil-A has plans to demolish part of the exterior building and a few other site elements, including a curb and gutters in the parking lot. As the building formerly housed a Regions Bank branch, it is already equipped with a drive-thru.
Chick-fil-A is the largest quick-service chicken restaurant chain in the U.S, according to the company’s website. Today, the company has well over 2,000 locations throughout the states and remains headquartered in Georgia. We don’t have word yet on when this new location will open, but when it does, those spicy chicken sandwiches will be just around the corner.
