GLADYS KNIGHT RESTAURANT STONECREST PLUS

“We are just trying to get some food,” Lopez said.Įspecially surprised was Amoni Fields. He had hoped that today he’d have better luck. Last year, Lopez tried to settle his fix for chicken and waffles at the famous restaurant but he was deterred by the long line. “We’ll go somewhere else,” said Johnson.ĭamian Lopez and three of his friends had driven from Naples, Florida for a quick tourist visit to Atlanta. “Every time I come to town, I eat there,” said Miller. Quinci Miller and Jasmine Johnson were visiting from Little Rock, Arkansas.

Phones went unanswered Wednesday at its locations on Peachtree Street and Cascade Road in Atlanta and at Stonecrest Mall in Lithonia, and customers who arrived for lunch at the Peachtree Street restaurant found a handmade “closed” sign taped to the locked door. An employee reached by telephone at the corporate office said she could not provide further information.Įarlier this month, Knight herself visited the chain’s Peachtree Street location to reassure diners after the failed inspection. The most recent tweet from its Twitter handle, was from March 7, when the downtown restaurant re-opened after failing a health inspection.

The popular restaurant, a tourist favorite known for southern cooking and long lines, continued to be closed Wednesday, and there was no news on the company’s website or social media accounts on when they plan to re-open. Hankerson pocketed some $52,000 in state taxes during March and April alone, arrest warrants filed in Clayton County Magistrate Court state.

GLADYS KNIGHT RESTAURANT STONECREST PLUS

More than $437,000 in sales and use taxes, plus some $126,000 in withholding taxes, went unpaid, it said. According to the suit, Hankerson and his businesses - Granite Foods, LLC, Cascade Foods, LLC and Rival Group, LLC - submitted fraudulent tax returns.

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