Tasty Commitment to Fresh, Flavorful, Everyday Healthy Ingredients
Atlanta, GA (PRWEB)March 02, 2016
Building on its 23-year heritage, Atlanta Bread recently enhanced its menu through the launch of three new sandwiches, a soup, a salad, and a dessert. These new items, designed to inspire the palate, use fresh and clean ingredients enhanced by interesting flavors from around the world. "A sense of exploration, curiosity, and adventure, combined with the desire for simple ingredients and healthy ...read more
Peachtree City Location First to Launch System-Wide Brand Revitalization
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On Thursday, March 3, at 2 pm. Atlanta Bread is launching a major brand revitalization, building on its heritage, designed to distinguish Atlanta Bread from other fast casual restaurants through its new, every - day healthy menu, comfortable and welcoming store design.
The new menu items are designed to inspire the palette through fresh and clean ingredients and new flavors from around the world. Customers wh ...read more
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