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Urban pL8 Is Certified Open at Krog Street Market

It's a return for the restaurant that once operated in Westside.

by Chris Fuhrmeister
Via Westside's Urban pL8 Closes Less Than Two Weeks After Reported 'Kitchen Catastrophe' [EATL], Urban pL8 Will Return as a Krog Street Market Stall [EATL], All Urban pL8 Coverage [EATL], and All Krog Street Market Coverage [EATL]
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After a few permitting delays from the City of Atlanta, Urban pL8 is serving lunch and dinner at Krog Street Market. The paleo-centric stall is open seven days a week from 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. In addition to prepared salads and sandwiches, Urban pL8 offers a selection of daily specials, weekend brunch with "paleo hash" and griddle cakes, take-and-bake gluten-free and paleo family meals, and three- and five-day paleo and gluten-free meal plans.

Urban pL8 previously operated as a standalone restaurant in Westside, but it closed in August 2014 after a dispute with the building's landlord. Owner Betsy Pitts announced plans to revive the concept at Krog Street Market last April.

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