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The '''Restaurant at Fox Valley''' | The '''Restaurant at Fox Valley''' was a white-tablecloth restaurant in the former [[Fox Valley Restaurant]] location at 6745 [[Shelby County Highway 17]], at the intersection of [[Shelby County Highway 44|Highway 44]] in [[Maylene]]. It was opened in January [[2018]] by chef [[Reza Bavali]], formerly of [[The Club]] and the [[Wynfrey Hotel]]. The menu featured French, Italian and Mediterranean cuisine. | ||
Bavali closed the restaurant in October [[2018]]. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* Brooks, Graham (December 14, 2017) "The Restaurant at Fox Valley set to open in coming weeks." ''Shelby Country Reporter'' | * Brooks, Graham (December 14, 2017) "The Restaurant at Fox Valley set to open in coming weeks." ''Shelby Country Reporter'' | ||
* "Shelby County restaurant closes after eight-month run." (October 9, 2018) {{BBJ}} | |||
[[Category: | [[Category:Former restaurants]] | ||
[[Category:Shelby County Highway 17]] | [[Category:Shelby County Highway 17]] | ||
[[Category:Shelby County Highway 44]] | [[Category:Shelby County Highway 44]] | ||
[[Category:2018 establishments]] | [[Category:2018 establishments]] | ||
[[Category:2018 disestablishments]] | |||
Revision as of 11:07, 10 October 2018
The Restaurant at Fox Valley was a white-tablecloth restaurant in the former Fox Valley Restaurant location at 6745 Shelby County Highway 17, at the intersection of Highway 44 in Maylene. It was opened in January 2018 by chef Reza Bavali, formerly of The Club and the Wynfrey Hotel. The menu featured French, Italian and Mediterranean cuisine.
Bavali closed the restaurant in October 2018.
References
- Brooks, Graham (December 14, 2017) "The Restaurant at Fox Valley set to open in coming weeks." Shelby Country Reporter
- "Shelby County restaurant closes after eight-month run." (October 9, 2018) Birmingham Business Journal