The story
S. Truett Cathy invented the Chick-fil-A sandwich in this tiny diner by asking customers to taste-test recipes.
Everything that was here
- 1946–present
The Dwarf Grill / The Dwarf HouseRestaurant
S. Truett Cathy invented the Chick-fil-A sandwich in this tiny diner by asking customers to taste-test recipes.
See the map in 1947 → - 1946–present · still open
The Dwarf Grill (Original Chick-fil-A Birthplace)Restaurant
The tiny 24-hour diner where Truett Cathy invented the chicken sandwich that launched a billion-dollar empire.
See the map in 1947 → - 1946–present · still open
Chick-fil-A Dwarf House (Dwarf Grill)Restaurant
The tiny diner where Truett Cathy spent years perfecting the boneless chicken sandwich that changed fast food.
See the map in 1947 → - 1946–present
The Dwarf Grill (Original Chick-fil-A)Restaurant
The tiny diner where Truett Cathy invented the original chicken sandwich that launched a Sunday-closing empire.
See the map in 1947 →
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