Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce: Second Location of Cook Out Coming to Florence

Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce: Second Location of Cook Out Coming to Florence
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Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce issued the following announcement on December 3.

Residents of Florence will soon have another place to get milkshakes, burgers and hot dogs. No completion date available.

Cook Out’s website indicates that a second Florence restaurant will be constructed at 2112 W. Lucas St.
The restaurant will be in front of the Hampton Inn and between the Comfort Inn and the plaza with Starbucks, The Lost Cajun and Julia Belles and the Comfort Suites.
The present Florence Cook Out is the company’s 100 restaurant.

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