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'''Double LL Bar-B-Q''' was a [[List of barbecue restaurants|barbecue restaurant]] at 1371 [[Bessemer Road]] in [[Birmingham]]'s [[Central Park]] neighborhood. It was founded by [[Louis Lovoy]] and later operated by his son and daughter-in-law, [[Joe Lovoy|Joe]] and [[Fanny Lovoy]]. | '''Double LL Bar-B-Q''' was a [[List of barbecue restaurants|barbecue restaurant]] at 1371 [[Bessemer Road]] in [[Birmingham]]'s [[Central Park]] neighborhood. It was founded by [[Louis Lovoy]] and later operated by his son and daughter-in-law, [[Joe Lovoy|Joe]] and [[Fanny Lovoy]]. | ||
A second Double LL Bar-B-Q was located on [[Lomb Avenue]]. The Central Park location was demolished by an [[1967 West End tornado|F2 tornado]] on [[May 6]], [[1967]]. | A second Double LL Bar-B-Q was located on [[Lomb Avenue]]. The Central Park location was demolished by an [[1967 West End tornado|F2 tornado]] on [[May 6]], [[1967]]. It was rebuilt and continued to operate into the 1980s. | ||
Another location in [[Vestavia Hills]], formerly operated as [[Lovoy's Italian Restaurant]] at 2931 [[Columbiana Road]], was succeeded by [[Tony Alexander]]'s [[Ranch House Bar-B-Q]] in the early 1980s. | Another location in [[Vestavia Hills]], formerly operated as [[Lovoy's Italian Restaurant]] at 2931 [[Columbiana Road]], was succeeded by [[Tony Alexander]]'s [[Ranch House Bar-B-Q]] in the early 1980s. | ||
Revision as of 15:33, 21 September 2015
Double LL Bar-B-Q was a barbecue restaurant at 1371 Bessemer Road in Birmingham's Central Park neighborhood. It was founded by Louis Lovoy and later operated by his son and daughter-in-law, Joe and Fanny Lovoy.
A second Double LL Bar-B-Q was located on Lomb Avenue. The Central Park location was demolished by an F2 tornado on May 6, 1967. It was rebuilt and continued to operate into the 1980s.
Another location in Vestavia Hills, formerly operated as Lovoy's Italian Restaurant at 2931 Columbiana Road, was succeeded by Tony Alexander's Ranch House Bar-B-Q in the early 1980s.
References
- Nicholson, Gilbert (February 3, 2002) "Expansion of Royal Olds nudges out Ranch House." Birmingham Business Journal