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Ryan Fleisher for Eater Atlanta
The second location of Cuban sandwich and coffee shop Cubanos ATL opens today in Cumming, Georgia, at Cumming Marketplace. The menu is the same for both the Sandy Springs and Cumming locations, and it will soon include a vegan option of the El Miami sandwich.
Owner Ozzy Llanes announced his plans to open a new location late last year, and like the Sandy Springs sandwich shop, it was to reside inside a custom-built tiny house. However, Llanes had to alter those plans due to permitting issues with Forsyth County. Instead, Cubanos ATL takes over space connected to Jax Fine Wine and Spirits at Cumming Marketplace.
Ryan Fleisher
Ozzy Llanes plans to open a third location of his popular Cuban sandwich shop Cubanos ATL at Chattahoochee Food Works, the forthcoming food hall backed by Andrew Zimmern and Robert Montwaid in Underwood Hills. A fourth location is also in the works for Roswell.
Llanes just signed a lease at the Works development food hall taking shape along Chattahoochee Avenue and hopes to open the Cuban sandwich stall by summer. The first restaurant stalls inside the 31-stall food hall begin opening this spring. Cubanos ATL joins nine previously announced stalls at Chattahoochee Food Works, including a location of Morelli’s Gourmet Ice Cream, Thai food stall TydeTate Kitchen, Graffiti Breakfast, and Lebanese barbecue stall Babakabab.
Ryan Fleisher
Ozzy Llanes opens a second location of his popular tiny house-based Cuban sandwich shop Cubanos ATL in Cumming, Georgia, early next year. The new shop resides in the parking lot of the Cumming Marketplace shopping complex, next door to Jax Fine Wine and Spirits.
Llanes first opened Cubanos ATL this summer on Roswell Road in Sandy Springs inside a tiny house he designed and built himself. For the Cumming location, Llanes handed off the framing of the tiny house to a professional company, but plans to put the finishing touches on the sandwich shop once framing is complete.