Lexington restaurant finally rebuilt after fire destroyed kitchen
A Lexington fast food restaurant that’s been closed for nearly a year is finally coming back to life.
Work began this month on Rally’s at 2975 Richmond Rd. near Kroger; according to a city commercial renovation permit, the extensive remodel is expected to cost at least $100,000.
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The panel will also be replaced.
Sundar Pillai, chief administrative officer of the Atlanta Falcons Group, which has owned the franchise since 2021, said they plan to rebuild the facility from scratch rather than converting it to a modular facility.
He said they hope to open before the end of the year.
The location closed after a devastating fire in September 2023.
The fire occurred at approximately 4:47 p.m. on September 22 and severely damaged the kitchen at the rear of the building. No casualties were reported. The kitchen remained closed and unused until mid-August.
The drive-thru fast food chain is known for its hamburgers, hot dogs, spicy fries and shakes.
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