Five Guys Burgers lands approval to open new restaurant in East Longmeadow's Center Square shopping complex - masslive.com -Western Massachusetts Economic Development Council

Five Guys Burgers lands approval to open new restaurant in East Longmeadow's Center Square shopping complex

masslive.com Dec 21 2017 Business Development , Retail

Diners might have a new place in town to grab a burger, after town officials approved a plan to put a Five Guys in Center Square. The Planning Board this week approved a special permit allowing East Longmeadow Center Village, LLP, which owns several buildings in the plaza, to convert part of Mattress Firm on 40 Center Sq. into a branch of the popular burgers and fries chain. Under the approved plan, about 2,450 square feet of Mattress Firm would be reallocated to Five Guys, Rob Levesque of civil engineering firm R. Levesque Associates Inc. told the Planning Board ...
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