Atlanta Restaurants & Food
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Stockyard Burgers and Bones now closed in Sandy Springs

Three other locations remain open
Stockyard Burgers and Bones

Credit: Jessie Dowd

Credit: Jessie Dowd

Stockyard Burgers and Bones
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Oct 1, 2018

The Sandy Springs location of a local burger eatery has closed after less than a year.

Stockyard Burger & Bones shuttered at 5825 Roswell Road last week, Tomorrow's News Today first reported. The restaurant opened in November 2017 in a space previously occupied by Double Zero, which has since moved to Emory Village. The spot will now serve as a catering and event space.

Three other locations of Stockyard remain open in Marietta and Vinings.

Stockyard is part of the Fork U Concepts restaurant group, which also owns several locations of Taqueria Tsunami.

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Yvonne Zusel has been with the AJC since 2010. She worked on the digital news and food and dining teams before joining the arts & entertainment team.

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