It’s finally time to run on Dunkin’ again in metro Birmingham, AL. Judging on the lines that were forming outside this morning at the new location in Pelham, AL, folks were anticipating this one for a long time…
Entries Tagged as 'food'
Dunkin is running in Pelham
February 1st, 2010 · Comments Off · Business, food
Tags:AL·Alabama·B'ham·Birmingham·Business·doughnuts·Dunkin Donuts·food·opening·Pelham·update
I want a Tequilabot
January 14th, 2010 · View Comments · Quirky, food
So, did you ever think that a video for a local Birmingham, AL Mexican restaurant would go viral? Yeah, we didn’t either but you haven’t met Tequilabot yet…
Tags:AL·Alabama·Birmingham·Cantina·food·Pavo Magazine·Vacant Manifesto·video·viral
UPDATE: Grey House Grille closes today
September 4th, 2009 · View Comments · food
Operating in downtown Homewood, AL since 2004, today’s the last day for the Grey House Grille according to diners that went in for lunch today.
Farewell, Johnny Ray’s
July 1st, 2009 · View Comments · food
A Birmingham favorite had a quiet but noticeable change start yesterday as Johnny Ray’s had its last full day of business.
Tags:AL·Alabama·announcement·B'ham·Birmingham·changes·closing·farewell·Johnny Ray's·ownership·restaurant·Twitter
The Hops are free! It’s time to celebrate!
May 22nd, 2009 · Comments Off · Events, food
Now that the hops have been freed and more gourmet beer will be available in Alabama, people are starting to find ways to celebrate, including visit The J. Clyde this evening here in Birmingham.
Tags:Alabama·Birmingham·celebration·Free the Hops·Good People Brewing Company·Gourmet Beer bill·information·signed·Statewide·The J. Clyde
It’s tough to find a chef sometimes
May 21st, 2009 · Comments Off · food
Alabama native Chris Newsome almost got to open a new restaurant in Washington, DC’s Shaw Neighborhood this spring. Unfortunately for him, that wasn’t necessarily the case only 10 days into his new job.
Tags:Chris Newsome·DC·Eatonville·executive chef·food·hiring·information·restaurant·Shaw·Washington·Washington City Paper








