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UPDATE: Braves All Star Grill Public Opening Pushed Back

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Credit: Bob Townsend

Credit: Bob Townsend

By Bob Townsend
March 20, 2015

Just in time for baseball season, the Goldbergs Group  is set to open the second location of its  Atlanta Braves All Star Grill  in the 200 Building at 200 Peachtree Street in downtown Atlanta. But after a grand opening celebration on Friday, it was announced that the restaurant's public opening has been pushed back, and the date is TBD.

Expanding from the original Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport location, the new restaurant will feature a ballpark look and feel, Braves memorabilia, an interactive pitching cage, and a chef-inspired menu.

Braves executives and alumni were on site for the grand opening, which will included a ceremonial first pitch.

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