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F2o, Fresh To Order (midtown)
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With a couple locations around town including Sandy Springs and the larger spot on Peachtree Street in Midtown, Fresh to Order is one of the few places where an office worker can snag roasted pork loin with apricot chutney for about $10 in about 10 minutes. Salads, panini sandwiches, and other ""long plates"" give you quite the bang for your buck. It's a nice compromise for foodies who are in a hurry and don't feel like scouting out (or driving to) the closest farm-to-table joint yet shudder at the thought of Mickey D's. Give the burrito joint a break and check this place out next lunch hour.
Pros: Creative menu for the masses entices usual fast food goers
Cons: Still feels like a franchise
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