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DeKalb just got a new brunch spot

First Watch has a variety of options on the menu.
First Watch has a variety of options on the menu.
By Joshua Sharpe
Jan 22, 2018

DeKalb County got a new brunch place.

First Watch, located at 5001 Peachtree Blvd., Suite 700 in Chamblee, opened Monday. The breakfast and lunch spot is headquartered in University Park, Florida, according to its website.

The restaurant, which has several other locations around metro Atlanta, is just inside the city of Chamblee, near the Brookhaven border.

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