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'''Urban Cookhouse''' is an eatery located at 2846 [[18th Street South Homewood|18th Street South]] in [[Homewood]].
'''Urban Cookhouse''' is an eatery located at 2846 [[18th Street South Homewood|18th Street South]] in [[Homewood]].


The casual dining restaurant, which serves sandwiches and salads, was opened by [[Andrea Snyder|Andrea]] and [[David Snyder]], veterans of [[Zoe's Kitchen]] in June [[2010]]. The interior design is sleek modern, with 50 seats inside and seating available on the sidewalk outside, and communal dining is encouraged.
The casual dining restaurant, which serves sandwiches and salads, was opened by [[Andrea Snyder|Andrea]] and [[David Snyder]], veterans of [[Zoe's Kitchen]] in June [[2010]]. The interior design is sleek modern, with 50 seats inside and seating available on the sidewalk outside, and communal dining is encouraged.


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The restaurant also features local fresh produce available for purchase, and sponsors the weekly [[Homewood Farmers Market]].   
The restaurant also features local fresh produce available for purchase, and sponsors the weekly [[Homewood Farmers Market]].   



Revision as of 14:48, 12 December 2012

Urban Cookhouse in Homewood, December 2012

Urban Cookhouse is an eatery located at 2846 18th Street South in Homewood.

The casual dining restaurant, which serves sandwiches and salads, was opened by Andrea and David Snyder, veterans of Zoe's Kitchen in June 2010. The interior design is sleek modern, with 50 seats inside and seating available on the sidewalk outside, and communal dining is encouraged.

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The restaurant also features local fresh produce available for purchase, and sponsors the weekly Homewood Farmers Market.

A second location of Urban Cookhouse, managed by Breanne Kostyk, opened at The Summit in 2011.

References

  • Bordonaro, Cory (May 6, 2010) "An Urban Cookhouse for Homewood." Birmingham Weekly
  • Harvey, Fletcher (July 24, 2010) "Homewood's Urban Cookhouse is ahead of the curve". Birmingham News

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