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* [[Guntersville]], opened June [[2008]]
* [[Guntersville]], opened June [[2008]]
* [[Northport]], 1 Bridge Avenue (opened [[March 2]], [[2009]], closed January [[2014]])
* [[Northport]], 1 Bridge Avenue (opened [[March 2]], [[2009]], closed January [[2014]])
* [[Trussville]], 5893 [[Trussville Crossings Boulevard]] (opened fall [[2014]])
* [[Tuscaloosa]], [[Skyland Boulevard]] (opened March [[2014]])
* [[Tuscaloosa]], [[Skyland Boulevard]] (opened March [[2014]])


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* Rupinski, Patrick (January 17, 2014) "Northport Wintzell’s relocating in March." ''Tuscaloosa News''
* Rupinski, Patrick (January 17, 2014) "Northport Wintzell’s relocating in March." ''Tuscaloosa News''
* Buttram, Scott (January 18, 2014) "Wintzell’s Oyster House plans Trussville location." {{TT}}
* Buttram, Scott (January 18, 2014) "Wintzell’s Oyster House plans Trussville location." {{TT}}


[[Category:Seafood restaurants]]
[[Category:Seafood restaurants]]

Revision as of 13:59, 14 July 2014

Wintzell's Oyster House is a chain of seafood restaurants based in Mobile. The original Wintzell's opened in 1938. The chain is currently owned by Bob and Buffy Donlon, who purchased the original downtown Mobile location and proceeded to open more locations, with 5 additional in Mobile and Baldwin Counties, as well as in Guntersville, Huntsville, Montgomery, and Tuscaloosa, which reloacted in 2014 from Northport, where it had opened in the former Steamers location in 2009. A franchisee also has a location in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Plans call for the restaurant to open franchise locations in Greenville and Trussville in 2014.

Area locations

References

  • Cobb, Mark Hughes (January 30, 2009) "Wintzell’s comes to Northport." Tuscaloosa News
  • Rupinski, Patrick (January 17, 2014) "Northport Wintzell’s relocating in March." Tuscaloosa News
  • Buttram, Scott (January 18, 2014) "Wintzell’s Oyster House plans Trussville location." Trussville Tribune