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'''Nabeel's Café & Market''' is a Mediterranean restaurant and grocery store located at 1706 [[Oxmoor Road]] at the intersection with [[Central Avenue Homewood|Central Avenue]]. It was opened as a grocery in [[1971]] by Palestinian-born [[Nabeel Shunnarah]]. It was purchased in [[1993]] by [[John Krontiras|John]] and [[Ottavia Krontiras]], who expanded the café part of the business. The menu features Greek and Italian specialties. | '''Nabeel's Café & Market''' is a Mediterranean restaurant and grocery store located at 1706 [[Oxmoor Road]] at the intersection with [[Central Avenue Homewood|Central Avenue]]. It was opened as a grocery in [[1971]] by Palestinian-born [[Nabeel Shunnarah]]. It was purchased in [[1993]] by [[John Krontiras|John]] and [[Ottavia Krontiras]], who expanded the café part of the business. The menu features Greek and Italian specialties. | ||
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Image:Nabeel's Market 2007.jpg|Nabeel's Market in 2007 | |||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
* Gaskin, Tom (October 3, 2008) "Dining review: Landmark cafe Nabeel's has staying power." {{BN}} | * Gaskin, Tom (October 3, 2008) "Dining review: Landmark cafe Nabeel's has staying power." {{BN}} | ||
Revision as of 11:49, 18 December 2021
Nabeel's Café & Market is a Mediterranean restaurant and grocery store located at 1706 Oxmoor Road at the intersection with Central Avenue. It was opened as a grocery in 1971 by Palestinian-born Nabeel Shunnarah. It was purchased in 1993 by John and Ottavia Krontiras, who expanded the café part of the business. The menu features Greek and Italian specialties.
The original restaurant was located three doors from the corner, in what was later called the Cafe Capri and used for overflow and private dining. Krontiras expanded first into a beauty shop next door (now the main entrance) and then into the corner florist (Nabeel's Market, selling imported and prepared foods).
The Krontiras' son Anthony took over operation of the business in 2001. Maria Gambino manages the restaurant and catering business and brothers Alan, Marvin, Melvin and Keith Nelson share duties as chefs in the kitchen.
In 2017 the restaurant was sold to Ramsey Duck. The market space closed in 2019 to make way for an expansion of Hero Doughnuts. The restaurant's hours expanded to include lunch and brunch and the exterior murals painted over.
Gallery
Nabeel's logo
Nabeel's Market in 2007
References
- Gaskin, Tom (October 3, 2008) "Dining review: Landmark cafe Nabeel's has staying power." The Birmingham News
- Fullman, Lynn Grisard (December 28, 2009) "A review of favorite recipes from Birmingham area restaurants." The Birmingham News
- Carlton, Bob (October 3, 2012) "Nabeel's Cafe & Market's John Krontiras releases new cookbook of family recipes." The Birmingham News
- Croxson, Madison (August 25, 2021) "Nabeel’s is the ultimate spot for dates, family meals & everything in between." BhamNow.
External link
- Nabeel's Café & Market website