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Posted: July 14, 2014

Johnny Rockets reopens after renovations at Destiny USA

The Destiny USA restaurant, Johnny Rockets, is open again after undergoing renovations to its space, located on the second level near Williams-Sonoma. Some of the new features include new paneling throughout the kitchen and dining area; new lighting fixtures; upgraded booths, bar stools and other seating; and new décor throughout the restaurant. "The upgrades to Johnny Rockets makes it look like a brand new restaurant," said Sara Wallace, director of marketing of Destiny USA. "We're happy to see some of our oldest tenants remodeling to make their space as comfortable as possible for customers. Johnny Rockets has been a staple at Destiny USA since they opened in 1999."
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