Bonedaddy's
Bonedaddy's was a barbeque restaurant in Greystone at the Village at Lee Branch. It was opened in August 2007, and closed in August 2008.
The restaurant's owners, John Cowan, Jimmy Taylor, Sr and his sons Jimmy and Brett, announced in mid-July 2008 that they would be opening a second Bonedaddy's in the former On the Border restaurant location at The Summit, slated to open in late September. After being approached for franchises by a development company in Florida, and discovering the name "Bone Daddy's" was being used by a 4-restaurant chain in Texas, it was decided to change the name to Sweet Bones Alabama. It was also decided in early August to close the Greystone location and transfer the 60 employees to the larger Summit location.
Monnette's is a pizzeria in Greystone at the Village at Lee Branch. The 160-seat restaurant, which serves pizza, pasta, and salad, is named for owner Paul Monnette. It is divided into full-service and self-service sections.
The restaurant opened the first week of December 2008. Monnette intends to display children's artwork on the walls and hold wine tastings.
| Preceded by: Michael's Golden Rule Bar-B-Q |
201 Doug Baker Boulevard 2007–2008 |
Succeeded by: Monnette's |
References
- Williams, Roy L. (August 12, 2008) "Bonedaddy's now Sweet Bones Alabama." Birmingham News
External links
- Bonedaddy's website