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This is a '''List of businesses that closed during the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic''', reflecting permanent closures which were more or less directly attributable to government-issued social distancing orders and suppressed economic activity during the [[2020 Coronavirus pandemic|worldwide pandemic]].
This is a '''List of businesses that closed during the COVID-19 pandemic''', reflecting permanent closures which were more or less directly attributable to government-issued social distancing orders and suppressed economic activity during the [[COVID-19 pandemic|worldwide pandemic]].
 
In addition to the ongoing businesses that closed permanently or indefinitely, many businesses suffered one or more temporary closures and numerous events were canceled.


==List==
==List==
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** [[Mile End Deli]] at [[Parkside Apartments]]
** [[Mile End Deli]] at [[Parkside Apartments]]
** [[Brio|Brio Tuscan Grille]] at [[Brookwood Village]]
** [[Brio|Brio Tuscan Grille]] at [[Brookwood Village]]
** [[Sweet Tea Restaurant]] in [[Southside]]
* April 2020:
* April 2020:
** [[Olive Garden]] at [[Eastwood Village]]
** [[Olive Garden]] at [[Eastwood Village]]
** [[Cowfish]] at [[The Summit]].
** [[Cowfish]] at [[The Summit]]
** [[Momma Goldberg's Deli]] on [[Frank Street]] in [[Trussville]]  
** [[Momma Goldberg's Deli]] on [[Frank Street]] in [[Trussville]]  
** [[Momma Goldberg's Deli]] at [[Station 121]] in [[Midtown district|Midtown]]
** [[Momma Goldberg's Deli]] at [[Station 121]] in [[Midtown district|Midtown]]
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** [[Sol's Sandwich Shop]] at [[Two North Twentieth]]
** [[Sol's Sandwich Shop]] at [[Two North Twentieth]]
* June 2020
* June 2020
** [[Klingler's]] in [[Vestavia Hills]]
** [[Klingler's Café]] in [[Vestavia Hills]]
** [[Cocina Superior]] at [[Brookwood Village]]
** [[Cocina Superior]] at [[Brookwood Village]]
** [[Shrimp Basket]] on [[Crestwood Boulevard]]
** [[Shrimp Basket]] on [[Crestwood Boulevard]]
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** [[Sneaky Pete's]] in [[Oxmoor Commons]]
** [[Sneaky Pete's]] in [[Oxmoor Commons]]
** [[Fancy's on Fifth]] in [[South Avondale]]
** [[Fancy's on Fifth]] in [[South Avondale]]
** [[Frios]] on First Street Southwest in [[Alabaster]]
* January 2021
* January 2021
** [[A Social Affair]] on [[Broadway Street]] in [[Edgewood]]
** [[Dave's Pub]] at [[Terrace Court]] in [[Five Points South]]
** [[Dave's Pub]] at [[Terrace Court]] in [[Five Points South]]
** [[Chez Lulu]] on [[Cahaba Road]] in [[English Village]]
** [[Chez Lulu]] on [[Cahaba Road]] in [[English Village]]
 
** [[Pieology]] at [[The Summit]]
===Offices===
* February 2021
* November 2020
** [[Moe's Southwest Grill]] at [[Vestavia Hills City Center]]
** [[State Farm Operations Center]] in [[Homewood]]
* April 2021
** [[Tropicaleo]] at [[Avondale Mills Shopping Center]] (reopened in August 2021)
** [[Pho Que Huong|Phở Quê Hương]] in the [[Green Springs Center]]
** [[Smoosh]] ice cream at [[Stadium Trace Village]]
* August 2021
** [[Surin of Thailand (Tuscaloosa)|Surin of Thailand]] in [[Tuscaloosa]]
** [[Chubbfathers]] on [[Old Highway 280]] in [[Chelsea]]
** [[Bywater Oyster Bar & Grill]] in [[Old Town Helena]]
* September 2021
** [[M & M Restaurant]] in [[North Avondale]]
* February 2022
** [[Golden Rule Bar-B-Q]] in [[Pelham]]
** [[Golden Rule Bar-B-Q]] in [[Helena]]
* April 2022
** [[Crestwood Coffee Company]]


===Retailers===
===Retailers===
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* January 2021:
* January 2021:
** [[Apple Store]] at [[The Summit]]
** [[Apple Store]] at [[The Summit]]
** [[Dear Prudence]] on [[Oxmoor Road]] in [[Edgewood]]


===Personal services===
===Personal and professional services===
* February 2020
** [[Annex Culinary Incubator]]
* April 2020
* April 2020
** [[Gold's Gym]] at [[The Colonnade]]
** [[Gold's Gym]] at [[The Colonnade]]
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* May 2020
* May 2020
** [[Blevins Barber Shop]] at [[Two North Twentieth]]
** [[Blevins Barber Shop]] at [[Two North Twentieth]]
** [[Forma Arts & Wellness]] on [[3rd Avenue North]]
** The Discovery School at [[Temple Emanu-El]]
** The Discovery School at [[Temple Emanu-El]]
* July 2020
* July 2020
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** [[Neighborhood Barre]] in [[Lakeview]]
** [[Neighborhood Barre]] in [[Lakeview]]
* November 2020
* November 2020
** [[State Farm Operations Center]] in [[Homewood]]
** [[Wells Fargo]] branch on [[Center Point Parkway]]
** [[Wells Fargo]] branch on [[Center Point Parkway]]
* February 2021
** [[Regions Bank]] at [[Office Park]]
* May 2021
** [[Wells Fargo]] branch on [[Rocky Ridge Road]]


===Publications===
===Publications===
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* July 2020
* July 2020
** ''[[Birmingham magazine|Birmingham]]'' magazine
** ''[[Birmingham magazine|Birmingham]]'' magazine
* February 2021
** ''[[The Plainsman]]'' (print edition)
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Latest revision as of 08:59, 12 May 2023

This is a List of businesses that closed during the COVID-19 pandemic, reflecting permanent closures which were more or less directly attributable to government-issued social distancing orders and suppressed economic activity during the worldwide pandemic.

In addition to the ongoing businesses that closed permanently or indefinitely, many businesses suffered one or more temporary closures and numerous events were canceled.

List

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Retailers

Personal and professional services

Publications

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