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Get ready for a fiesta, East Cobb: Tin Lizzy's coming to The Avenue

This will be the 13th Tin Lizzy's location.
By Ben Brasch
Sept 8, 2016

¡Bienvenidos!

Tin Lizzy's announced Wednesday on Facebook that it will open its 13th location serving up "FlexMex" food at The Avenue in east Cobb County.

"The cat is out of the chip bag!" the restaurant wrote on its Facebook page created Wednesday.

A press release from Tin Lizzy's says that the restaurant will open in October.

And East Cobb must be excited because the page has more than 200 likes less than a day in and has miraculously earned two 5-star reviews.

The Avenue East Cobb, a Marietta shopping plaza, broke the news Tuesday on its Facebook page.

The Tin Lizzy's website lists the address for the new location as 4475 Roswell Road, Suite 1510.

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