Showing posts with label restaurants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label restaurants. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Thanks Taziki's!

The Mountain Brook Chamber of Commerce wants to express their heartfelt appreciation to Taziki's for hosting Tuesday night's informational meeting and marketing event!

Great Mediterranean roll-ups, salsa, and salads, wonderful staff, and friendly party venue - don't forget Taziki's when you need catering or a venue for your next business or social event! Ask for Mellanie (Yep, that's how it's spelled!) @ Taziki's Phone: 205 731-9001 Open Daily 10:30 AM to 8:00 PM

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Broken Egg Restaurant Coming Soon to Mountain Brook Village



By Nicole Zito
Producer
Published: October 3, 2008

New chefs, new food and new plates. It’s an exciting time when the Birmingham area gets to welcome a new restaurant. We’ve welcomed many great restaurants in the past few years including The Veranda, Gianmarco’s and Urban Standard. While it’s impossible to know whether a restaurant will be considered “great” before it opens, I think it’s worth knowing when a new eatery is coming to your town.
Next up, Another Broken Egg CafĂ©. It’s a smallish chain run as a franchise. People around the newsroom who travel to Sandestin, Florida regularly, where two of the cafes are located, say it’s a knockout. Miller Phillips, who comes from a family of restaurateurs, plans to open as many as four of these breakfast/brunch/lunch cafes throughout Birmingham. He hopes to place the first one in Mountain Brook Village, but there’s no opening date set yet.
Read an article anticipating the new restaurant here!
And here's their website and menu...

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Avo now open in Mountain Brook Village!

Good Friends, Good Food, Great Atmosphere! And all right in the heart of Mountain Brook Village! Don't miss Mountain Brook's newest restaurant, now open from 5PM and serving dinner Monday through Saturday.

Read one of the first reviews by clicking here!
View photos of food and interior here!

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