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'''Strawberry Fields''' was a sandwich shop at 2827 [[Highland Avenue]] that featured frozen yogurt in addition to deli sandwiches and burgers.
[[File:1984 Strawberry Fields ad.png|right|thumb|225px|1984 advertisement for Strawberry Fields]]
'''Strawberry Fields Yogurt Garden''' was a sandwich and yogurt shop located at 2827 [[Highland Avenue]] on the ground floor of the [[Altamont Apartments]] building. It was owned by restaurateur [[Jim Monnier]], who retired in [[1993]]. The menu featured frozen yogurt in addition to deli sandwiches and burgers.


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==Reference==
==Reference==
* Angell, Glory Clark (1983) ''Birmingham Inside Out''. Birmingham: Self-published. p. 165
* Angell, Glory Clark (1983) ''Birmingham Inside Out''. Birmingham: Self-published. p. 165


[[Category:Delicatessens]]
[[Category:Former delicatessens]]
[[Category:Ice cream shops]]
[[Category:Former ice cream shops]]
[[Category:Former restaurants]]
[[Category:1980s establishments]]
[[Category:Highland Avenue|2827]]
[[Category:1993 disestablishments]]
[[Category:Altamont Apartments]]

Latest revision as of 17:13, 8 February 2023

1984 advertisement for Strawberry Fields

Strawberry Fields Yogurt Garden was a sandwich and yogurt shop located at 2827 Highland Avenue on the ground floor of the Altamont Apartments building. It was owned by restaurateur Jim Monnier, who retired in 1993. The menu featured frozen yogurt in addition to deli sandwiches and burgers.

Reference

  • Angell, Glory Clark (1983) Birmingham Inside Out. Birmingham: Self-published. p. 165