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Cherry Street Brewpub and a handful of other restaurants swing open for business on Wednesday, September 18, at the massive 135-acre Halcyon development in southern Forsyth County off of Turner McDonald Parkway.
In addition to the Cumming, Georgia-based Cherry Street Brewpub and its beer garden, CT Cantina Taqueria, cake shop and bakery It’s a Sweet Life, Popbar popsicle shop, and chocolatier Kilwins also plan to open that Wednesday.
Kilwins is one of six stalls located inside Halcyon’s food hall, located off a portion of the development’s 50-acre green space. It will eventually be joined by Gu’s Dumplings, Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee, Pita Mediterranean Street Food, poke stall Sweet Tuna, and Tocayo, serving “Mexican street food.”
Halcyon will include 14 restaurants and foods stalls once fully open. Other full-service restaurants opening later this year are a second location of Alpharetta’s Butcher and Brew, dine-in movie theater Cinebistro, brunch spot Never Enough Thyme, and Ocean and Acre, serving surf and turf.
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With its 690 apartments, town homes, and single family houses, two hotels, restaurants and food hall, and green space, Halcyon is one of a number of planned communities being reproduced throughout metro Atlanta. Avalon Alpharetta, the Battery Atlanta at SunTrust Park, and Pinewood Forest in Fayette County, along with in-town developments like the Works and its dining hall Chattahooche Food Works in Underwood Hills and the multi-million dollar redo of Colony Square in Midtown, all follow similar blueprints.
6365 Halcyon Way, Alpharetta. visithalcyon.com.