An inviting atmosphere awaits at Wooden City Birmingham.
Birmingham is gearing up for the grand opening of Wooden City, a new dining experience on Morris Avenue, in January 2025. This exciting new restaurant, developed by a skilled trio of restaurateurs from Tacoma, Washington, promises a nostalgic ambiance and a diverse menu featuring wood-fired pizzas, hearty sandwiches, and craft cocktails. With a spacious design and validated parking, Wooden City aims to capture the hearts—and appetites—of Birmingham’s food lovers.
Get ready, Birmingham! A brand-new dining experience is set to shake things up on Morris Avenue this January 2025. Say hello to Wooden City, the latest gem from a trio of talented restaurateurs making waves across the country. With roots in Tacoma, Washington, the original Wooden City opened its doors back in 2018, and since then, it has expanded its wares to Spokane, WA, Chattanooga, TN, and even introduced its Tavern concept in Seattle. Now, it’s Birmingham’s turn to taste the magic!
The dynamic team behind this exciting venture includes chef Jon Green, restaurateur Abe Fox, and business partner Eddie Gulberg. These three have a wealth of experience in the restaurant industry, not only as entrepreneurs but also through family ties that deepen their commitment to hospitality and exceptional dining experiences. It’s clear they aim to create something special with Wooden City.
What’s in a name, you ask? Wooden City is actually an old nickname for Tacoma, giving patrons a warm, fuzzy feeling of nostalgia as they walk through the door. Birmingham can expect an inviting and familiar atmosphere, where high-end dining meets the laid-back vibe of a casual eatery.
So, what can you expect on the menu? Prepare your taste buds for a delightful array of options. From wood-fired pizzas and tempting appetizers to hearty sandwiches and delicious side dishes, Wooden City promises to cater to a wide range of palates. Signature entrees include Spicy Lamb Rigatoni, Country Style Pork Chops, Beet Ravioli, Chicken Schnitzel, Braised Brisket, and their impressive Wooden City Surf and Turf.
And let’s not forget about drinks! Wooden City Birmingham will feature a full bar stocked with craft cocktails, a carefully curated selection of beer, and a variety of wine choices. It’s the perfect place whether you’re unwinding after a long day or celebrating a special occasion with friends — so feel free to bring a date!
The restaurant boasts a sprawling 4,000-square-foot space that marries modern design with the charm of its historic setting, formerly home to Buckeye Feed & Grain Co., dating back to the early 1900s. Guests will even have the pleasure of enjoying the outdoors with plans for a cozy back patio, a lovely spot for those warm Birmingham evenings.
Birmingham’s budding food scene made it an ideal choice for Wooden City’s next location. The team is eager to tap into the city’s growth potential and passion for good food, aiming to attract a diverse clientele, from construction workers grabbing a quick bite to couples marking their special moments. Opening hours will be from 5 PM to 10 PM on weekdays and 5 PM to 11 PM on weekends, with plans to extend hours down the line for even more dining enjoyment.
And here’s a little something to make your visit even sweeter: Wooden City Birmingham will provide validated parking for its customers in the BPA Morris Ave Lot 2, conveniently located behind the restaurant. No one wants a parking hassle, after all!
If you’re interested in being part of this exciting new chapter for Birmingham, they’re currently looking for full- and part-time employees. So, if you have a passion for hospitality and want to join a team dedicated to creating a wonderfully communal vibe, this could be your chance!
Birmingham, a culinary adventure is right around the corner, and it promises to be worth the wait! With its unique take on dining and a menu that will leave you craving more, Wooden City is ready to be the next big thing. Mark your calendars for January 2025, and prepare for a deliciously good time!
Birmingham Set to Expand Its Culinary Scene in 2025
News Summary A recent audit has unveiled serious financial mismanagement in Homewood, revealing that nearly…
News Summary As Martin Luther King Jr. Day approaches, Birmingham and Rhode Island prepare for…
News Summary Three Birmingham schools have been acknowledged as some of the most improved in…
News Summary On January 10th, Birmingham was enveloped in 2 to 3 inches of snow,…
News Summary The 2024 BroadwayWorld Birmingham Awards celebrated local theatre talent with winners announced for…