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'''Bamboo on 2nd''' is | '''Bamboo on 2nd''' is an Asian-fusion restaurant in the [[Gingold Building]] at 2212 [[2nd Avenue North (Downtown)|2nd Avenue North]] in [[downtown Birmingham]]'s [[Loft District]]. | ||
The restaurant was created by [[Sam Fallow]] and [[Bernie Smith]], who previously operated [[Azalea]] and [[Tavern on the Summit]]. The kitchen | The restaurant was created by [[Sam Fallow]] and [[Bernie Smith]], who previously operated [[Azalea]] and [[Tavern on the Summit]]. The kitchen was initially headed by [[Abhi Sainju]], founder of [[Everest Sushi]]. The menu includes sushi, noodle bowls, small plates, yakitori and Asian-inspired sandwiches. The restaurant offers lunch and dinner seven days a week along with a full bar. | ||
The space was under renovation for [[ | The space was under renovation for [[Haller Magee]]'s planned [[Grace Revival]] restaurant when Fallow and Smith took over the lease. The owners hired [[Appleseed Workshop]] to redesign the space and complete the build-out. Their design won a 2016 Honor Award from [[AIA Birmingham]]. | ||
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[[Category:Japanese restaurants]] | [[Category:Japanese restaurants]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Gingold Building]] | ||
[[Category:2015 establishments]] | [[Category:2015 establishments]] | ||
[[Category:Appleseed Workshop buildings]] | [[Category:Appleseed Workshop buildings]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:03, 1 January 2023
Bamboo on 2nd is an Asian-fusion restaurant in the Gingold Building at 2212 2nd Avenue North in downtown Birmingham's Loft District.
The restaurant was created by Sam Fallow and Bernie Smith, who previously operated Azalea and Tavern on the Summit. The kitchen was initially headed by Abhi Sainju, founder of Everest Sushi. The menu includes sushi, noodle bowls, small plates, yakitori and Asian-inspired sandwiches. The restaurant offers lunch and dinner seven days a week along with a full bar.
The space was under renovation for Haller Magee's planned Grace Revival restaurant when Fallow and Smith took over the lease. The owners hired Appleseed Workshop to redesign the space and complete the build-out. Their design won a 2016 Honor Award from AIA Birmingham.
References
- Carlton, Bob (January 21, 2015) "Former Tavern on the Summit owners plan to open Asian restaurant in downtown Birmingham." The Birmingham News