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Former Braves great Dale Murphy announces new restaurant venture: Murph’s

Former Braves great Dale Murphy announced Thursday that he's opening a restaurant called Murph's near SunTrust Park in the Cobb Galleria area. HYOSUB SHIN / HSHIN@AJC.COM

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Former Braves great Dale Murphy announced Thursday that he's opening a restaurant called Murph's near SunTrust Park in the Cobb Galleria area. HYOSUB SHIN / HSHIN@AJC.COM
By Jeff Haws
May 25, 2017

Former Braves great and two-time National League MVP Dale Murphy announced Thursday on Twitter that he’s opening a restaurant called Murph’s in June.

Murph’s will be located in the 1 Gallera Parkway development at Cobb Galleria Centre, just across I-285 from SunTrust Park and The Battery Atlanta.

Murphy also tweeted pictures of some of the inside of the space, and of him working on getting it ready to open next month.

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