Graffiti Junktion

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Graffiti Junktion, Inc.
Company typeIndependent company
IndustryRestaurants
Genre Casual dining
Area served
Florida, United States
Parent Independent (2008-present)
Website graffitijunktion.com

Graffiti Junktion is an American independent chain of restaurants located throughout Florida, USA, with 13 locations, since its founding in 2008. The restaurant contains the graffiti arts that drawn all over. The place serves American foods, such as burgers, hotdogs, chicken, etc. As of 2024, two locations remained in operation. [1]

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References

  1. O'Connor, Brendan (2024-07-22). "Graffiti Junktion closing Thornton Park location this month". bungalower.com.