Tanger Outlets Foley Adds Shake Shack as Anchor of New Dining District in Major Renovation
Tanger Outlets Foley is undergoing a major renovation that will add a new dining district anchored by Shake Shack, the burger chain's second Alabama location.
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Tanger Outlets Foley is undergoing a major renovation that will add a new dining district anchored by Shake Shack, the burger chain's second Alabama location.
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