buys this building, and all some on here can do is COMPLAIN. Sometimes I just can't figure things out.

Just what Fayette County needs ANOTHER Mexican eating establishment. I bet there are more Mexican restaurants in Fayette County per capita than any other Metro County. Pathetic.

Any hopes of another good micro-brewery are out!

Maybe if they chop the trees and make a even playing field like PTC West, there will be a possibility of a survival.

La Hacienda is the best mexican restaurant south of I-20!

I sure never thought of "Mexican restaurant" when looking at the Buckhead Brewery building, but I'm sure the owners got a good enough deal to consider the concept feasible and also to do renovations. Guess that means no mexican brew-pub?

I don't know if high-end Mexican will fly.....seems the Don Pablo and On the Border failures here and across the country with that concept is kind of a warning that people aren't expecting high-end mexican dining and aren't willing to pay a little more for nice decor and other gloss. Is there such a thing as "high-end mexican dining" anyway?

I was hoping for a different type restaurant at that location. I have eaten at La Haceinda and was not thrilled with the food. Oh well, I don't have to go there.

I liked Buckhead Brewery. Hated to see them leave.

My wife and I really liked Buckhead Brewery. We first discovered them in Tallahassee, and then found that there was a location in the McDonough area. It was really cool when we discovered that a BB was going in at PTC.

They had a great wild salmon dish and, as Floridians, we appreciated their offering of gator tail as an appetizer. They had an IPA that had a grapefruit flavor to it--along with the hops--that I really liked. We enjoyed going to BB once every couple of weeks or so, and sitting outside. I hated to see them close.

But I will certainly give the new La Hacienda a try.

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I like the La Hacienda, the only problem is, the current one is too small.