Eagle's Restaurant

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Revision as of 09:34, 1 February 2024 by Dystopos (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Eagle's Restaurant''' is a soul food restaurant at 2610 16th Street North in Acipco-Finley. It was opened in 1951 by W. M. Owens and his wife. He picked the name because he wanted the business to "soar like an eagle." Owens retired and sold the business to Joseph Rucker in 1974. He, in turn, sold it to his son's mother, Delores Banks, in 1993. ==References== * Posey, Sym (January 31, 2024) "6 Renowned Black Businesses to Know in Birmi...")

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Eagle's Restaurant is a soul food restaurant at 2610 16th Street North in Acipco-Finley. It was opened in 1951 by W. M. Owens and his wife. He picked the name because he wanted the business to "soar like an eagle."

Owens retired and sold the business to Joseph Rucker in 1974. He, in turn, sold it to his son's mother, Delores Banks, in 1993.

References

Posey, Sym (January 31, 2024) "6 Renowned Black Businesses to Know in Birmingham." The Birmingham Times

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