Three new restaurants
are on Fayetteville's horizon, with two well under construction and a
third just approved by the city all of which will be located just south
of Fayette Pavilion.
All three are
surely to have mouths watering in anticipation.
One of the
two restaurants under construction is Bugaboo Creek Steak House, which
will offer fare from the Canadian Rockies. The other is a familiar name
to Fayette dining connoisseurs: Ted's Montana Grill, which has already
had success in Peachtree City with its offerings including bison dishes.
The third restaurant,
which is a little further away time-wise, is O'Charley's, which offers
more traditional fare with still unique dishes.
All three restaurants
should be family-friendly, with kids menus available at each.
In a unique
arrangement, the three restaurants will share some parking spaces. The
area will also be linked to Fayette Pavilion via a driveway.
The main entrance,
however, will be located off Ga. Highway 85 at the intersection of Ellis
Road. The developer, Thomas Enterprises, has applied for a traffic light
at the intersection which has not yet been approved by the Georgia Department
of Transportation, according to city engineer Don Easterbrook.
The site is
already anchored by Johnny Carino's Country Italian restaurant, which
has also proved to be a popular offering in the Fayetteville restaurant
scene.
In addition
to a variety of beef cuts, the Bugaboo Creek Steak House offers grilled
fresh salmon, and spit-roasted chicken along with several unique dishes
including "Canadian Jambalaya" and "BBQ Chicken Nachos."
Along with
its famous bison burger selection, Ted's Montana Grill, with its 1940s
diner theme, also features a marinated "Brick Chicken" and daily
blue plate specials such as pot roast, roast turkey and pecan trout.
O'Charley's
offers a slightly more traditional menu with steak and prime rib along
with fresh chicken dishes and a variety of salad offerings in addition
to the fresh grilled salmon and grilled tuna.







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