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'''Fire''' | '''Fire''' was a white-tablecloth restaurant located at 212 [[Country Club Park]] in [[Crestline Village]]. It was opened in [[2002]] by [[Danny Lasseter]] along with his wife Jill and partner J. D. Hill. | ||
Lasseter's concept for the restaurant was to serve consistently good fare without the rigors and pretensions of haute cuisine. He dubbed the establishment a "neighborhood bar and grill". | Lasseter's concept for the restaurant was to serve consistently good fare without the rigors and pretensions of haute cuisine. He dubbed the establishment a "neighborhood bar and grill". | ||
Revision as of 20:23, 15 July 2011
Fire was a white-tablecloth restaurant located at 212 Country Club Park in Crestline Village. It was opened in 2002 by Danny Lasseter along with his wife Jill and partner J. D. Hill.
Lasseter's concept for the restaurant was to serve consistently good fare without the rigors and pretensions of haute cuisine. He dubbed the establishment a "neighborhood bar and grill".
Lasseter sold the business in 2010 to chef Steve Luthor and opened a franchise of Cantina at the Patton Creek Shopping Center. Luthor closed the restaurant, effective July 8, 2011.
References
- Carlton, Bob (May 1, 2010) "Danny Lasseter sells Crestline Village restaurant Fire to chef Steve Luther." Birmingham News
- Carlton, Bob (July 15, 2011) "Fire restaurant in Mountain Brook's Crestline Village ends nine-year run." Birmingham News
External links
- Fire website