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'''Chris's Place''' or '''Chris' Place Café''' was a restaurant, open day and night at two locations in [[1909]]: 1926 [[1st Avenue North]] next to the [[Empire Building]], and 406 [[26th Street North]] near [[Birmingham Terminal Station]]. [[Chris Colias]] was the proprietor. | '''Chris's Place''' or '''Chris' Place Café''' was a restaurant, open day and night at two locations in [[1909]]: 1926 [[1st Avenue North]] next to the [[Empire Building]], and 406 [[26th Street North]] near [[Birmingham Terminal Station]]. [[Chris Colias]] was the proprietor. | ||
In [[1923]] the restaurant still reportedly had "sewed up" the cafe business in its downtown area, but was facing competition from a newly relocated [[Venable's Cafe]]. | |||
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Revision as of 23:02, 18 November 2015
Chris's Place or Chris' Place Café was a restaurant, open day and night at two locations in 1909: 1926 1st Avenue North next to the Empire Building, and 406 26th Street North near Birmingham Terminal Station. Chris Colias was the proprietor.
In 1923 the restaurant still reportedly had "sewed up" the cafe business in its downtown area, but was facing competition from a newly relocated Venable's Cafe.
References
- The Shoppers' Guide of Greater Birmingham, The Trade Center of Alabama (1909) Birmingham: Davis Advertising & Sales Co.