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Flying Biscuit coming to revamped DeKalb shopping center

A plate of flying biscuits from Flying Biscuit. The company is opening a new location in DeKalb County early next year.

Credit: Yvonne Zusel

Credit: Yvonne Zusel

A plate of flying biscuits from Flying Biscuit. The company is opening a new location in DeKalb County early next year.
By Raisa Habersham
Oct 16, 2018

Eat up, DeKalb.

A new Flying Biscuit location is coming to the Toco Hills Shopping Center in early 2019, a spokeswoman confirmed to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

The latest location, at 2935 North Druid Hills Road, will be the 13th in metro Atlanta and second in DeKalb. The eatery will sit next to Chopt in a 2,920-square-foot space.

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Further details on the restaurant opening have not been released.

The Flying Biscuit is the latest restaurant to come to the Toco Hills Shopping Center. In June Chopt opened its doors, and PaoPao Ramen and Ice Cream are set to open at a later date.

The shopping plaza was bought by Eden and has since been undergoing a facelift. The developer also owns the adjacent Toco Hills Promenade.

For more on food in DeKalb: DeKalb County Food and Dining

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Raisa Habersham is the Intown Atlanta hyperlocal reporter for The Atlanta-Journal Constitution.

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