A new spot just opened in Stone Mountain for wings and burgers

Stone Mountain’s downtown has a new restaurant.

Wing N Burger Factory, which is the type of restaurant it sounds like, is officially open.

It’s located at 1054 Main Street and joins other metro Atlanta locations of the chain, including Snellville and unincorporated Stone Mountain.

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The new business is hiring, according to a sign posted on the window.

The phone number for the restaurant is 470-755-6655.

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