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The '''Annex Culinary Incubator''' | The '''Annex Culinary Incubator''' was a shared kitchen and event space located in the former [[Tillman-Levenson building]] at 113 [[12th Street North]]. It was opened in July [[2018]] by [[Haden Smith]], owner of the [[Bayou Bros.]] food truck, who developed the business plan with [[Brad Wardlaw]] of [[Redmont Group]] and [[REV Birmingham]]. | ||
The incubator opened with one shared kitchen, and | The incubator opened with one shared kitchen, and planned to add another larger one, as well two leasable private kitchens. The facility also had rentable space for events such as pop-up dinners, and offered a business development program for aspiring food truck owners. | ||
At one point the incubator was leasing six kitchen spaces, and it cumulatively served 36 tenants. After the incubator closed in February [[2020]], Smith joined [[Retail Specialists]] as an associate and property manager. | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:33, 28 December 2022
The Annex Culinary Incubator was a shared kitchen and event space located in the former Tillman-Levenson building at 113 12th Street North. It was opened in July 2018 by Haden Smith, owner of the Bayou Bros. food truck, who developed the business plan with Brad Wardlaw of Redmont Group and REV Birmingham.
The incubator opened with one shared kitchen, and planned to add another larger one, as well two leasable private kitchens. The facility also had rentable space for events such as pop-up dinners, and offered a business development program for aspiring food truck owners.
At one point the incubator was leasing six kitchen spaces, and it cumulatively served 36 tenants. After the incubator closed in February 2020, Smith joined Retail Specialists as an associate and property manager.
References
- Specker, Lawrence (July 12, 2018) "Culinary incubator open in downtown Birmingham." The Birmingham News