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Thursday, April 01, 2010
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New businesses open in downtown Birmingham
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New businesses are crowding into downtown Birmingham just in time for the weather to break. The list includes everything from a wine bar to a brand-name coffee shop.
Leading the list is a new
Biggby Coffee
at 112 S Old Woodward. The new coffee shop, which claims to be the fastest growing coffee franchise in the Midwest, is replacing an old Caribou Coffee. A
Great Harvest Bread Co
joins Biggby, opening up its doors at 137 S. Adams.
A number of restaurants and bars are opening this spring, too.
Mirage Cafe
, specializing in Mediterranean cuisine, is opening at 297 E Maple in the old Maple Leaf Cafe space.
South Bar
plans to open at 2110 S Old Woodward in May and
Tallulah Wine Bar & Bistro
is setting up shop in a long-time vacant retail space at 155 S Bates.
Tallulah and Delux Bar & Grill plan to
expand their outdoor patios into parking spaces
this summer to accommodate more seasonal seating. Birmingham allows businesses to rent on-street parking spaces and build temporary patios on them. This creates more dining space, clears the sidewalk for pedestrians, and generates revenue for the city.
Source: Andrea Foglietta, marketing and event manager for the Birmingham Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce
Writer: Jon Zemke
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