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Burger chain expands with 2 new restaurants in Gwinnett

Wayback Burgers has opened its third and fourth Georgia locations in Buford and Lawrenceville.
Wayback Burgers has opened its third and fourth Georgia locations in Buford and Lawrenceville.
By Amanda C. Coyne
Feb 7, 2017

Hope you’re hungry, Gwinnett: Two new Wayback Burgers locations have just opened up in Buford and Lawrenceville.

The national burger chain features classic milkshakes and hamburgers with up to nine patties. They also serve chicken, turkey and veggie burgers for non-beef eaters.

Did you see the double rainbow in Gwinnett County?

The Lawrenceville location is in the Shops at Huntcrest at 1030 Old Peachtree Rd. The Buford location is near the Mall of Georgia at 3264 Buford Dr. North. Approximately 40 people are employed between the two shops.

These locations are the third and fourth in Georgia. The first two are in Braselton and Savannah.

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Amanda Coyne is a hyperlocal reporter for the AJC, covering Gwinnett County.

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