J. Alexander's is preparing to open its fourth Georgia location in Peachtree City, located at 100 Market Place Blvd. The restaurant, which specializes in wood-fired cuisine and classic American fare, is expected to open its doors in late August.
The new Peachtree City restaurant is actively hiring for more than 90 front- and back-of-house positions. According to SPB Hospitality CEO G.J. Hart, the expansion into Peachtree City offers an opportunity to introduce the brand to a new community in Georgia.
Peachtree City represents an exciting opportunity to introduce J. Alexander’s to a new part of Georgia as we expand our presence across the state. Following our recent opening at The Battery, we’re proud to continue growing in Atlanta and bringing the J. Alexander’s experience to more communities. We’re excited to welcome the Peachtree City community and share the hospitality, quality and care that define the J. Alexander’s experience.— G.J. Hart, CEO of SPB Hospitality
J. Alexander's will operate seven days a week, offering a menu that includes hand-cut steaks, salads, sandwiches, handcrafted cocktails, and an extensive wine list. The company's official website lists the venue as "Coming Summer 2026."
The restaurant chain's existing Georgia locations include sites in Peachtree Corners and Dunwoody, as well as other Atlanta-area sites. The Peachtree City location is in the former Smokey Bones building.
Why it matters — The opening of a new restaurant brings job opportunities and expands dining options in Peachtree City.
⚠ Not yet confirmed
- Exact opening details remain subject to final construction timelines.
- J. Alexander's is opening a new location in Peachtree City, Georgia.
- The new restaurant is located at 100 Market Place Blvd.
- The restaurant plans to hire more than 90 employees.
- The opening is anticipated for late August.
- This will be J. Alexander's fourth location in Georgia.
Reported by restaurantnews.com, jalexanders.com, winebusiness.com, thecitizen.com
Where this comes from
Written by Papalocal's AI from these outlets' reporting. It can miss or misread things; the outlets are the record.