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Locust Fork, AL · Food & Drink
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Raising Cane’s to open new Trussville location, Nov. 23
Raising Cane’s, the popular chicken finger chain with a cult-like following, plans to open its second Birmingham-metro location just before Thanksgiving. The new chicken joint will be located at 1672 Gadsden Highway at the former Pet Supplies Plus site in Trussville and is slated to open on November 23, 2026.
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The Fish Market: Alligator South Louisiana Style
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Want to make a unique dish this weekend? Check out the recipe for Alligator Chops!. In another pan , sauté veggies with salt and pepper , garlic , EVO, creole seasoning. When half cooked, take chopped alligator , put with mix and sauté together for...
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Starbucks closes 5 locations in Alabama, citing no ‘path to acceptable financial performance’
Last month, Starbucks announced the decision to close roughly 250 stores across the country including five here in Alabama. Florence: 1161 Florence Boulevard, Florence, AL 35630. Gadsden: 720 Gilbert Ferry Road SE, Gadsden, AL 35954. Tuscaloosa: 405 15th St., Tuscaloosa, AL 35401. “We have carefully reviewed our North America coffeehouse...
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Sink Your Teeth Into The Freshest Catfish In Alabama At This Unforgettable Seafood Restaurant
There are moments in life that divide time into before and after, and eating fresh catfish at The Fish Creel in Anderson, Alabama is one of them. Once you’ve had a plate of their catfish, every other version of the dish you’ve eaten before will feel like it was just practicing for this moment.
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Shake Shack coming to Hwy 280
HOOVER — Shake Shack has been announced to be joining Highway 280 in early 2027. The new development comes amidst major business updates that have recently come to the Highway 280 corridor. According to the developers, Terra Equities, the new Shake Shack will be joining the mixed-use space off...
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Taste The Old-Fashioned Barbecue That Packs This Family-Run Birmingham, Alabama Lunch Spot, Open Since 1945
Some Birmingham restaurants chase trends. One modest building on the city’s south side has spent about 80 years doing the opposite. It opened in 1945, it still serves lunch only, and it still draws a crowd that keeps the dining room busy on weekdays. The outside does not look like much, and regulars will tell you that is part of the charm.