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PHOTOS: S&S Cafeteria closes its last Atlanta location

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s&s cafeteria closes in atlanta
s&s cafeteria closes in atlanta
s&s cafeteria closes in atlanta
s&s cafeteria closes in atlanta
s&s cafeteria closes in atlanta
s&s cafeteria closes in atlanta
s&s cafeteria closes in atlanta
S&S cafeteria closes in atlanta
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Employee Jada Pass says goodbye to Caden Brady Doyle, 5, right before S&S Cafeteria close on Sept. 30, 2018 at 2002 Campbellton Road in Atlanta. Caden has been eating at the cafeteria since he was 2 years old and knows many of the employees.
Oct 1, 2018

The last Atlanta location of S&S Cafeteria closed its doors Sunday, and longtime customers and employees were on hand to bid the restaurant at 2002 Campbellton Road goodbye after 50 years.

Read about S&S' last weekend here, and scroll through the gallery above to see shots from the restaurant's final day.

Diners said they will miss the S&S cafeteria

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