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'''Ovenbird''' is a planned 60-seat restaurant located next to [[Charlie Thigpen's Garden Gallery]] in [[Pepper Place]]. The European and South American-inspired grill is owned and operated by [[Chris Hastings]] of [[Hot and Hot Fish Club]].
'''Ovenbird''' is a planned 60-seat restaurant located next to [[Charlie Thigpen's Garden Gallery]] in [[Pepper Place]]. The European and South American-inspired grill is owned and operated by [[Chris Hastings]] of [[Hot and Hot Fish Club]].
The restaurant is named for a small migratory species honored as the national bird of both Uruguay and the Argentina. The kitchen will feature a wood-fired oven and grill to make use of South American cooking techniques. Diners will have a choice of small-plate specialties based around seasonal, regional produce.


==References==
==References==
* Davis, Bryan (May 21, 2014) "Hot & Hot owner to open new restaurant at Pepper Place." {{BBJ}}
* Carlton, Bob (May 21, 2014) "Chef Chris Hastings opening new restaurant and Food & Wine has already noticed." {{BN}}
* Davis, Bryan (April 16, 2015) "Chris Hastings aims for June opening of Lakeview restaurant." {{BBJ}}
* Davis, Bryan (April 16, 2015) "Chris Hastings aims for June opening of Lakeview restaurant." {{BBJ}}



Revision as of 11:44, 16 April 2015

Ovenbird is a planned 60-seat restaurant located next to Charlie Thigpen's Garden Gallery in Pepper Place. The European and South American-inspired grill is owned and operated by Chris Hastings of Hot and Hot Fish Club.

The restaurant is named for a small migratory species honored as the national bird of both Uruguay and the Argentina. The kitchen will feature a wood-fired oven and grill to make use of South American cooking techniques. Diners will have a choice of small-plate specialties based around seasonal, regional produce.


References

  • Carlton, Bob (May 21, 2014) "Chef Chris Hastings opening new restaurant and Food & Wine has already noticed." The Birmingham News
  • Davis, Bryan (April 16, 2015) "Chris Hastings aims for June opening of Lakeview restaurant." Birmingham Business Journal