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BBQ restaurant opening new location on Lawrenceville square

The downtown Lawrenceville square. FILE PHOTO

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The downtown Lawrenceville square. FILE PHOTO
By Amanda C. Coyne
April 2, 2018

A popular Loganville barbecue restaurant is opening a new location on Lawrenceville’s downtown square.

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Foggy Bottom BBQ announced its second location on Facebook. The restaurant will be in a space on W. Crogan Street, next to Exhibit A(le) growler shop.

The location is expected to open this summer after renovations to the restaurant space are complete. Photos posted on Facebook show multiple walls knocked down.

Foggy Bottom opened in Loganville in 2012, serving barbecue classics including pulled pork, Texas-style smoked brisket and Brunswick stew.

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