‘A no-brainer’: Cascade Heights poised to become Atlanta’s next hot dining neighborhood

Developers are plotting new projects along Cascade Road just inside the Interstate-285 Perimeter. In addition to serving locals, this wave of activity could make Cascade Heights Atlanta’s next dining destination.

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