Beloved West Egg Cafe in West Midtown Atlanta joins list of recent closures

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The West Egg Cafe, a cherished brunch destination in West Midtown Atlanta, will close permanently on December 29, 2024, after over 20 years of service to the community. Located on Howell Mill Road, this Southern-inspired eatery has been a staple for locals, known for its hearty breakfast and lunch options. The decision to shut down is due to a noticeable decline in in-person dining since the pandemic, a trend affecting many restaurants nationwide. Despite a loyal customer base, the cafe's business model has shifted significantly towards online orders and third-party delivery services, which have not compensated for the loss of dine-in patrons. This closure is part of a larger pattern of restaurant shutdowns in Atlanta, highlighting ongoing challenges in the food service industry.

Recent closures include notable establishments like Boho115 and The General Muir, further emphasizing the precarious state of local dining. As the community prepares to say goodbye, fans of West Egg Cafe are reminded to visit for one last meal before the end. The cafe's legacy will be missed by many who enjoyed its offerings over the years.

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