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Dunwoody Village loses a steakhouse, gains a Southern restaurant
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Dunwoody Village loses a steakhouse, gains a Southern restaurant
A new Southern restaurant from DASH Hospitality Group will replace Steak & Grace in Dunwoody this spring. The Dunwoody Village steakhouse, owned by Barry Mills (Big B’s Fish Joint), closed earlier this month after less than a year in business. DASH Hospitality Group founder David Abes scooped up the space to open {S}table Comfort Food {n} Cocktails in April, adding to his collection of restaurants at “Funwoody” Village. Abes also owns Bar{n} Bo…
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