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'''Dave's Pub''' is a bar located in the ground floor of the [[Terrace Court]] apartments, at 1128 [[20th Street South]] in [[Five Points South]]. It was opened by [[Crawford Williams]] in [[1995]] in the space formerly occupied by the [[Stream of Consciousness Koffeehuis]]. | '''Dave's Pub''' is a bar located in the ground floor of the [[Terrace Court]] apartments, at 1128 [[20th Street South]] in [[Five Points South]]. It was opened by attorney [[Crawford Williams]] in [[1995]] in the space formerly occupied by the [[Stream of Consciousness Koffeehuis]]. | ||
[[Rudi Quarles]] was general manager of the bar from [[2002]] to [[2013]]. [[John Parker]] bought the bar in [[2021]], leveraging the bar's on-and-off-premise license for his [[BUZD Delivery]] alcohol delivery service. | |||
Dave's Pub made news late that year for posting signs in the restrooms urging customers who may be using cocaine to test it for fentanyl first, and offering free test strips. After consultation with the [[Jefferson County Department of Health]] the language on the signs was modified. | |||
[[Dan Williams|Dan]] and [[Sherri Williams]] purchased the business from John Parker in May [[2024]]. The bar closed for several weeks for remodeling and transfer of its licenses. | |||
==References== | |||
* Taunton, Eric (July 26, 2022) "[https://ironcity.ink/business/business-is-buzzing-alcohol-delivery-services-expand-their-o/ Business is buzzing: Alcohol delivery services expand their offerings in Birmingham]." ''[[Iron City Ink]]'' - accessed May 24, 2024 | |||
* Lamb, David (January 9, 2023) "Birmingham bar Dave’s Pub using unique sign to bring awareness to dangers of fentanyl." CBS42.com | |||
* Koplowitz, Howard (May 22, 2024) "Dave’s Pub sold, Five Points South bar closed temporarily while new owners obtain permits." {{AL}} | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
* [ | * [https://www.facebook.com/davessouthside Dave's Pub] on Facebook.com | ||
[[Category:Bars]] | [[Category: Bars]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category: Terrace Court]] | ||
[[Category:Five Points South]] | [[Category: Five Points South]] | ||
[[Category:1995 establishments]] | [[Category: 1995 establishments]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:44, 24 May 2024
Dave's Pub is a bar located in the ground floor of the Terrace Court apartments, at 1128 20th Street South in Five Points South. It was opened by attorney Crawford Williams in 1995 in the space formerly occupied by the Stream of Consciousness Koffeehuis.
Rudi Quarles was general manager of the bar from 2002 to 2013. John Parker bought the bar in 2021, leveraging the bar's on-and-off-premise license for his BUZD Delivery alcohol delivery service.
Dave's Pub made news late that year for posting signs in the restrooms urging customers who may be using cocaine to test it for fentanyl first, and offering free test strips. After consultation with the Jefferson County Department of Health the language on the signs was modified.
Dan and Sherri Williams purchased the business from John Parker in May 2024. The bar closed for several weeks for remodeling and transfer of its licenses.
References
- Taunton, Eric (July 26, 2022) "Business is buzzing: Alcohol delivery services expand their offerings in Birmingham." Iron City Ink - accessed May 24, 2024
- Lamb, David (January 9, 2023) "Birmingham bar Dave’s Pub using unique sign to bring awareness to dangers of fentanyl." CBS42.com
- Koplowitz, Howard (May 22, 2024) "Dave’s Pub sold, Five Points South bar closed temporarily while new owners obtain permits." AL.com
External links
- Dave's Pub on Facebook.com