It's been a long time coming in an area with over 45,000 people in a small 5 mile radius you'd think we'd get our Chick-fil-a Resturaunt sooner than this.
In any case, it's here, and it's opened. If you missed the grand opening you missed out on free chicken, photo ops with a big ole cow and of course all your neighbors. Expect a long line, not sure if it will ever die down.
Chick-fil-a is of course, Georgia's favorite past time and resturaunt. If you are relocating to Georgia, you must try this Georgia original. The CEO and creator, Truett Cathy still lives here, goes to church here and is still very much a part of Chick-fil-A and Georgia.
A little history: Truett Cathy first started in the restaurant business in 1946 by opening a 24-hour diner in the Atlanta suburb of Hapeville, Ga. The restaurant was so small - only 10 stools and four tables - that Cathy and his brother, Ben, decided to call the restaurant the Dwarf Grill (later renamed the Dwarf House).
Later known as Chick-Fil-A.
And now we have our own resturaunt. If you're in town, let me know, I'll buy you lunch at Chick-fil-A! It's located right off of 85 in front on the new walmart at Hamilton Mill Parkway and Sardis Church Road.
