Gusto opening its second location and other Atlanta dining and restaurant news from this week

In case you missed it, here’s what happened in the Atlanta food and dining scene this week.

Openings

Gusto, the fast casual concept that started in Atlanta's Brookwood Hills, is set to open within the next month at 782 Ponce De Leon Ave NE. It will be the restaurant's second location.

After several delays, City Winery is set to open at Ponce City Market today . The winery/restaurant/live music venue is currently serving a limited menu. A full menu will roll out on June 24.

QuikTrip is opening its first fuel-less store at 855 Peachtree St. The urban concept will sell sub sandwiches, pizzas, pretzels, breakfast items, smoothies and frozen treats.

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Restaurant news

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