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Grindhouse Killer Burgers Decatur officially open today

Grindhouse Killer Burgers burger / Photo credit: Becky Stein

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Grindhouse Killer Burgers burger / Photo credit: Becky Stein
By Bob Townsend
May 23, 2016

Grindhouse Killer Burgers newest location in Decatur is officially open for lunch and dinner today, beginning at 11 a.m.

Housed in a newly constructed building on North McDonough Street, the two-story restaurant includes a walk up order counter, a 100 seat dining room downstairs, with a full bar, and family and dog-friendly patio seating. The rooftop patio, for customers 21 and up, features a wraparound bar, seating areas for 150, and seven TV's screening sports and cult movies. Twenty-five parking spaces are available on-site.

In addition to its original location in the Sweet Auburn Curb Market, Grindhouse has locations on Piedmont Avenue, in Athens, and at two gates at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Another location is in the works in former Bar One space on Memorial Drive near Cabbage Town.

Grindhouse Decatur. Credit: Tori Allen PR.

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