Restaurants & Bars
Buckhead Diner Won't Reopen Doors After Pandemic Close
The landmark eatery on the edge of Buckhead Village was sold to an Atlanta real estate developer.
ATLANTA — Atlanta eatery landmark Buckead Diner won’t be serving any more banana cream pies or blue cheese potato chips, according to reports.
The lease for the 30-year Atlanta landmark, with its stainless steel outdoor facade, ended in July, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.
The Atlanta Business Chronicle first reported that the property at the corner of Piedmont Road and East Paces Ferry Road, about a half-mile south of Peachtree Road, sold last week for $6 million to Atlanta real estate developer Jim Cummings' firm Trillium Management Inc.
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Buckhead Diner closed its doors more than a year ago, as the COVID-19 pandemic claimed business from restaurants across the country. But the sale means the doors likely won’t reopen for the same business.
It is unclear what will come of the property.
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