Youtube user Jeff Seconder recently uploaded video of the awkward maneuvering to get into the drive-thru lane.
Can you relate to what Youtube user Jeff Seconder's points about the Chick-fil-a off of Jett Ferry? Seconder uploaded video May 2 (attached to this article) that shows awkward three-point turns drivers had to make to get into the drive-through lane and traffic flow issues.
Dozens of people were in line Thursday morning for a chance to win a year's worth of chicken sandwiches.
Dozens of people camped outside Dunwoody's newest fast-food restaurant on Thursday morning, as Chick-fil-A held its official grand opening at its Jett Ferry Road location. CBS Atlanta reported people had started camping outside the restaurant on Wednesday, as the company was offering its first 100 customers a year's supply of free Chick-fil-A sandwiches. ***** The Twitter universe was ablaze Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning with news and photos of the restaurant's grand opening: The DHA tried to stop it, the "life partners": don`t like it, but Chick-fil-a is here to stay in Dunwoody!!! People camping at the new Chick-Fil-A in Dunwoody opening 6 am. The 1st 100 people 18 & up get a year of free food. Chik-fil-A opening in #Dunwoody…
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The store is located at 2480 Jett Ferry Road.
We learned about the progress of this new Chick-fil-A coming in Dunwoody via Twitter, and a spokesman for the fast-food chain confirmed the restaurant is set to open during the first or second week of May. Located at 2480 Jett Ferry Road, the new Chick-fil-A is located in the Williamsburg at Dunwoody Shopping Center. Chick-fil-A will mark the grand opening by awarding a one-year supply of free meals (52 certificates) to each of the first 100 adults in line, age 18 and older with identification. The line will officially open at 6 am on the Wednesday before the grand opening, which has yet to be announced. The restaurant will open for business immediately thereafter. The Dunwoody Homeowners Association was opposed to Chick-Fil-A's rezoning …
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9:08 am on Thursday, May 2, 2013
DHA Board members (as well as the "fruity tuties") not welcome.... families only! more ›
Have you ever boycotted a business because you disagreed with its politics?
Chick-fil-A is known for a lot of things – the chicken nuggets and waffle fries, the friendly and efficient staff, the cow statues hanging off billboards and urging people to ‘eat mor chikin.’ The opening of a new store can draw crowds of people willing to camp out overnight for the chance to win a free year of food. The restaurants are popular places for school fundraisers. And many people look forward to the promotional days that offer free food to those willing to dress up like the cow mascots. But in recent days, the Georgia-based fast food chain has been catching flak for president Dan Cathy’s statements against same sex marriage. In East Atlanta, the owners of Urban Cannibals Bodega + Bites _ Chef Calavino Donati and her wife, …
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8:57 am on Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Folks, It appears that this debate has run its course, so I'm shutting down this comment thread. I'd like to thank the majority of folks who offered up thoughtful comments even when they found themselves disagreeing with other readers. more ›
Group votes down rezoning proposal from restaurant chain. Issue will move on to city
The Dunwoody Homeowners Association is not supporting Chick-Fil-A's rezoning wish for a proposed restaurant at Jett Ferry Road and Mt. Vernon Road. The board voted down Chick-Fil-A's plans Monday night. The fast food chain is proposing to open a restaurant on a 0.77-acre lot at the intersection of Mt. Vernon Road, Dunwoody Club Drive and Jett Ferry Road. The restaurant would include 19 parking spots, 104 inside seats, 32 outdoor seats and a drive-through window with two ordering screens. But these plans would require the city to make some zoning changes and variances, which some say fly in the face of the city's long-term land use plans. Bob Lundsten, who argued strongly against the proposal Sunday night, asked members of the association …
9:28 pm on Thursday, May 2, 2013
Taco Bell? You can always rely on Dunwoody to be against anything that implies "minorities"!!!By the way - note re Chick Filet: It is the "cleanest cut" Fast Food Chain existing!!! And FYI --- many local schools have been using "Chick Filet Night" for years for fundraising activities. more ›
Dunwoody's commitment to long-range development plan to be tested; Traffic would increase on nearby roads, engineer says
The chicken sandwich is taking on city planning. The first test of Dunwoody's long-range development plan involves a proposed Chick-Fil-A restaurant with outdoor seating and a drive-through near the former Ace Home Place on Mt. Vernon Road. The debate already is roiling and goes to heart of the discussion Dunwoody residents had when they created their vision of future development in the city. Some commercial areas were to be small scale and easy to walk to from neighborhoods. Other commercial areas were to be larger and driven to in a vehicle. But that vision of the future goes out the window for some residents when they hear a Chick-Fil-A may open in Mt. Vernon Center. "Chick-Fil-A is one of the best and I think it's a good thing they go…
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8:31 am on Thursday, May 9, 2013
Since bike lanes are now a subject of this; what's up with the runners who run in the road (bike paths) instead of the sidewalk? Let me guess, you'll trip on the sidewalk. more ›