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Bobby Flay's Burger Palace to open at Hartsfield-Jackson

Bobby Flay. Source: Bobby's Burger Palace and Concessions International

Credit: Kelly Yamanouchi

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Bobby Flay. Source: Bobby's Burger Palace and Concessions International
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Nov 13, 2017

Celebrity chef Bobby Flay's name will be on a new burger restaurant to open at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport early next year.

Atlanta-based Concessions International struck a licensing deal with Bobby's Burger Palace for a location on Concourse B at the world's busiest airport.

The first Bobby's Burger Palace opened in 2008. The company says it now has 17 restaurants in the United States, with "signature burgers," "hand-cut fries" and "bold salads, spoon-bending milkshakes and refreshing drinks" from Flay's recipes.

The Hartsfield-Jackson location will be the first Bobby's Burger Palace in an airport.

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Your complete guide to where to eat in and around Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport Bobby Flay's Bobby's Burger Palace will open at the Atlanta airport in early 2018 on Concourse B.

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