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Flying Biscuit to open in Roswell

By Jeremiah Mcwilliams
July 9, 2010

The Flying Biscuit Cafe will open its newest location in Roswell, Ga.  The store is located at 10779 Alpharetta Highway, Suite 220 and will open Monday. The new restaurant marks the second location owned by local franchisee Barbara Juhan, who opened a Flying Biscuit in Sandy Springs last year. The Roswell location will be the eleventh Flying Biscuit restaurant since the chain opened in 1993.

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