List of businesses that closed during the COVID-19 pandemic

This is a List of businesses that closed during the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic, reflecting permanent closures which were more or less directly attributable to government-issued social distancing orders and suppressed economic activity during the worldwide pandemic.

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Restaurants and bars

• March: Babalu at 29 Seven
• March: Mile End Deli at Parkside Apartments
• March: Brio Tuscan Grille at Brookwood Village
• April: Olive Garden at Eastwood Village
• April: Cowfish at The Summit.
• April: Momma Goldberg's Deli on Frank Street in Trussville
• April: Momma Goldberg's Deli at Station 121 in Midtown
• April 27: Z's Restaurant
• May 4: Lucy's Coffee and Tea
• May: Sol's Sandwich Shop at Two North Twentieth
• June: Klingler's in Vestavia Hills
• June 14: Cocina Superior at Brookwood Village
• June: Shrimp Basket on Crestwood Boulevard
• June: Johnny Ray's in Chelsea
• June 17: Urban Standard on 2nd Avenue North
• July: Jason's Deli at Brookwood Village
• July 14: California Pizza Kitchen at The Summit
• July: Brennan's Irish pub at Five Points South
• July 31: Blaze Pizza at The Waites
• August: Little Savannah Restaurant & Bar in Forest Park Village
• August 2: Woodlawn Cycle Cafe
• August: Wendy's on Decatur Highway in Gardendale
• August: The Woolworth at Five Points South
• September: Frontera Mexican Grill at Trussville Shopping Center

Retailers

• May: The Kordoroy Krocodile consignment shop
• May: Books-A-Million at Brookwood Village
• July: Sur la Table at The Summit
• July: Ann Taylor LOFT at Brookwood Village
• August: Zoe's Forest Park in Forest Park Village
• October: Harvest Market on 2nd Avenue North

Personal services

• April: Gold's Gym at The Colonnade
• April: Gold's Gym at Oak Mountain Marketplace
• May: Blevins Barber Shop at Two North Twentieth
• July: Regions Bank branch on Crestwood Boulevard
• July: Regions Bank branch on Lakeshore Parkway

Publications

• April 22: The North Jefferson News
• July: Birmingham magazine