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'''Camp Taco''' is a casual [[List of taquerias|taqueria]] located | '''Camp Taco''' is a casual [[List of taquerias|taqueria]] located in the [[Edgewood Town Center]] shopping center. | ||
In [[ | The original location was opened at 1017 [[20th Street South]] in [[Five Points South]] in October [[2009]] by [[Richard Bishop]] and his daughter, [[Chelsea Bishop|Chelsea]]. The menu featured a long list of signature tacos made with fresh ingredients. The yellow tiled walls of the former Subway sandwich shop were adorned with paintings on velvet. | ||
In [[2010]], Bishop sold the business to [[Adnan Abu-Sharif]]. Abu-Sharif then opened a second location at Edgewood Town Center in mid-[[2011]] and closed the original location in Five Points that November. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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* Swagler, Susan (March 5, 2010) "Camp Taco's kitschy decor doesn't take away from fine-tasting food." ''Birmingham News'' | * Swagler, Susan (March 5, 2010) "Camp Taco's kitschy decor doesn't take away from fine-tasting food." ''Birmingham News'' | ||
* Natta, André (June 21, 2011) "[http://bhamterminal.com/blog/2011/06/21/camp-taco-enters-homewood/ Camp Taco empire expands]" ''The Terminal'' | * Natta, André (June 21, 2011) "[http://bhamterminal.com/blog/2011/06/21/camp-taco-enters-homewood/ Camp Taco empire expands]" ''The Terminal'' | ||
* Poe, Ryan. (November 22, 2011). "Camp Taco closes in Southside." ''Birmingham Business Journal''. | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 17:22, 22 November 2011
Camp Taco is a casual taqueria located in the Edgewood Town Center shopping center.
The original location was opened at 1017 20th Street South in Five Points South in October 2009 by Richard Bishop and his daughter, Chelsea. The menu featured a long list of signature tacos made with fresh ingredients. The yellow tiled walls of the former Subway sandwich shop were adorned with paintings on velvet.
In 2010, Bishop sold the business to Adnan Abu-Sharif. Abu-Sharif then opened a second location at Edgewood Town Center in mid-2011 and closed the original location in Five Points that November.
References
- Bordonaro, Cory (February 25, 2010) "Vamos al Camp Taco!" Birmingham Weekly
- Swagler, Susan (March 5, 2010) "Camp Taco's kitschy decor doesn't take away from fine-tasting food." Birmingham News
- Natta, André (June 21, 2011) "Camp Taco empire expands" The Terminal
- Poe, Ryan. (November 22, 2011). "Camp Taco closes in Southside." Birmingham Business Journal.
External links
- Camp Taco website