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Free food Friday: Celebrate 20 years of J. Christopher's in East Cobb

Take a look at the strawberry waffle on the menu at J. Christopher's.
Take a look at the strawberry waffle on the menu at J. Christopher's.
By Ben Brasch
Jan 12, 2017

Prepare yourself, East Cobb, because the only thing better than breakfast is free breakfast.

As part of its 20th birthday celebration, J. Christopher's is offering free food from a limited menu Friday only at its East Cobb location, 1205 Johnson Ferry Road.

The restaurant didn't give any details about the limited menu, but the brunch chain serves classics like pancakes and skillets.

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J. Christopher's has been posting on its Facebook page about their birthday with much excitement.

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