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'''Ranch House Bar-B-Q''', later '''Ranch House Family Restaurant''', was a restaurant located at 2931 [[Columbiana Road]] near the intersection with [[Massey Road]] and [[Tyler Road]] in [[Vestavia Hills]]. | '''Ranch House Bar-B-Q''', later '''Ranch House Family Restaurant''', was a restaurant located at 2931 [[Columbiana Road]] near the intersection with [[Massey Road]] and [[Tyler Road]] in [[Vestavia Hills]]. | ||
The business, owned by [[Tony Alexander]], opened in the former [[Double LL Bar-B-Q]] location in [[1983]]. He operated it with his sons, [[Paul Alexander|Paul]] and [[Tom Alexander|Tom]]. | The business, owned by [[Tony Alexander]], opened in the former [[Double "LL" Bar-B-Q]] location in [[1983]]. He operated it with his sons, [[Paul Alexander|Paul]] and [[Tom Alexander|Tom]]. | ||
After Paul's death, the family sold the business to [[Abdo Obeid]] and [[Hafed Mohamed]], owners of [[Birmingham]]'s [[Makarios|Makarios Kabobs & Grill]]. They planned to preserve the existing breakfast menu and mid-day steam table options while adding a menu of Middle Eastern items available at lunch and dinner. | After Paul's death, the family sold the business to [[Abdo Obeid]] and [[Hafed Mohamed]], owners of [[Birmingham]]'s [[Makarios|Makarios Kabobs & Grill]]. They planned to preserve the existing breakfast menu and mid-day steam table options while adding a menu of Middle Eastern items available at lunch and dinner. | ||
Revision as of 20:15, 21 September 2015
Ranch House Bar-B-Q, later Ranch House Family Restaurant, was a restaurant located at 2931 Columbiana Road near the intersection with Massey Road and Tyler Road in Vestavia Hills.
The business, owned by Tony Alexander, opened in the former Double "LL" Bar-B-Q location in 1983. He operated it with his sons, Paul and Tom.
After Paul's death, the family sold the business to Abdo Obeid and Hafed Mohamed, owners of Birmingham's Makarios Kabobs & Grill. They planned to preserve the existing breakfast menu and mid-day steam table options while adding a menu of Middle Eastern items available at lunch and dinner.
References
- Nicholson, Gilbert (February 3, 2002) "Expansion of Royal Olds nudges out Ranch House." Birmingham Business Journal
- Crider, Deeana (July 1, 2015) "Ranch House and Makarios Kabob & Grill now two restaurants in one in Vestavia Hills." The Birmingham News