Mellow Mushroom to reopen Decatur location as flagship store this fall

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Mellow Mushroom has announced plans to reopen its Decatur location this fall, designating it as the company’s flagship store. The restaurant, which is currently closed for renovations, will feature a new exterior and interior design. Updates include murals by local artist Ben Janik, refreshed bar and patio areas, and a new dedicated to-go window.

Founded in Atlanta in 1974, Mellow Mushroom operates 160 locations across 16 states. While most of its stores are locally owned and operated, the Decatur site—originally opened in 2016—will be company-owned when it reopens on W. Ponce de Leon Ave. This proximity to the brand’s Atlanta headquarters influenced the decision to make it a flagship full-service location.

The Decatur restaurant will offer exclusive menu items that may be tested there before being considered for nationwide rollout. Other company-owned locations include Grant Park.

“Mellow Mushroom is Atlanta-founded and -based, and we’re committed to our presence in Decatur alongside the city’s vibrant community spirit,” said Ahsan Jiva, EVP of Strategy at Mellow Mushroom. “This location means a lot to Mellow Mushroom, and we’re grateful for the opportunity to return with new energy, reconnect and deliver the best-possible guest experience for the neighborhood.”

In addition to its hand-tossed stone-baked pizzas, Mellow Mushroom offers calzones, hoagies, salads, sweets, gluten-free and vegan options. The bar features specialty cocktails and mocktails as well as wines and local beers.



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