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The first Culver’s in Cobb has opened

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By Ben Brasch
July 18, 2018

If you feel like you’ve earned a burger and a milkshake, there’s a new eatery for you to try.

Culver's opened at 2640 Kennesaw Due West Road on Monday, according to a Facebook post from the city of Kennesaw.

The 30-year-old company — with its headquarters in Prairie du Sac, Wisconsin — says it has 650 restaurants in 24 states.

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The chain boasts its line of ButterBurgers and frozen custards.

There are 11 locations in the state, including Johns Creek, Canton, Buford and Lawrenceville. There are two more spots on the way to Georgia, according to the company's website.

The Kennesaw store is open from 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day.

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