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'''Ted's Old Hickory Restaurant''' is a meat-and-three which opened at 328 [[12th Street South]] near the [[UAB campus]] in [[1973]]. Since [[2000]] the restaurant has been owned by [[Tasos Touloupis|Tasos]] and [[Beba Touloupis]]. The couple renovated the restaurant's interior and expanded the menu with a few of their Greek specialties like broiled fish and souvlaki.
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'''Ted's Restaurant''' (formerly '''Ted's Old Hickory Restaurant''') is a meat-and-three which opened at 328 [[12th Street South]] near the [[UAB campus]] in [[1973]]. Since [[2000]] the restaurant has been owned by [[Tasos Touloupis|Tasos]] and [[Beba Touloupis]]. The couple renovated the restaurant's interior and expanded the menu with a few of their Greek specialties like broiled fish and souvlaki. The head cook is [[Romell Adams]], and the pastries are prepared daily by [[Judy Kilgore]].


In [[2006]] Touloupis opened a second location, primarily for catering and take-out, at 1801 [[4th Avenue South]]. In addition to providing lunches to the [[Birmingham Athletic Club (1999)|Birmingham Athletic Club]] and the [[UAB]] athletic department, Ted's supports the [[Ronald McDonald House]] with free lunches and fund-raisers.
In [[2006]] Touloupis opened '''Ted's to Go'' for catering and take-out at 1801 [[4th Avenue South]]. In addition to providing lunches to the [[Birmingham Athletic Club (1999)|Birmingham Athletic Club]] and the [[UAB]] athletic department, Ted's supports the [[Ronald McDonald House]] with free lunches and fund-raisers.
 
In March [[2009]], after it was reported that [[Jefferson County]] was considering imposing a "clean water fee" on non-sewer customers as part of its strategy to address its massive [[Jefferson County debt crisis|debt crisis]], Ted's issued a parody press release announcing a "non-diners fee" of $12 for every county resident that didn't eat at Ted's in the past month, effective [[April 1]].


==References==
==References==
* Williams, Roy L. (December 2, 2007) "'We want to expand on the foundation.'" ''Birmingham News''.
* Williams, Roy L. (December 2, 2007) "'We want to expand on the foundation.'" ''Birmingham News''
* WIlliams, Roy L. (March 23, 2009) "Owners of Ted's parody county with non-diners fee." ''Birmingham News''
* Fullman, Lynn Grisard (April 10, 2009) "Dishing With Romell Adams from Ted's Restaurant." ''Birmingham News''


==External links==
==External links==
* [http://www.birminghammenus.com/teds/ Ted's Restaurant] website
* [http://tedsbirmingham.com Ted's Restaurant] website


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Revision as of 00:10, 15 March 2011

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Ted's Restaurant (formerly Ted's Old Hickory Restaurant) is a meat-and-three which opened at 328 12th Street South near the UAB campus in 1973. Since 2000 the restaurant has been owned by Tasos and Beba Touloupis. The couple renovated the restaurant's interior and expanded the menu with a few of their Greek specialties like broiled fish and souvlaki. The head cook is Romell Adams, and the pastries are prepared daily by Judy Kilgore.

In 2006 Touloupis opened 'Ted's to Go for catering and take-out at 1801 4th Avenue South. In addition to providing lunches to the Birmingham Athletic Club and the UAB athletic department, Ted's supports the Ronald McDonald House with free lunches and fund-raisers.

In March 2009, after it was reported that Jefferson County was considering imposing a "clean water fee" on non-sewer customers as part of its strategy to address its massive debt crisis, Ted's issued a parody press release announcing a "non-diners fee" of $12 for every county resident that didn't eat at Ted's in the past month, effective April 1.

References

  • Williams, Roy L. (December 2, 2007) "'We want to expand on the foundation.'" Birmingham News
  • WIlliams, Roy L. (March 23, 2009) "Owners of Ted's parody county with non-diners fee." Birmingham News
  • Fullman, Lynn Grisard (April 10, 2009) "Dishing With Romell Adams from Ted's Restaurant." Birmingham News

External links