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'''Bamboo on 2nd''' is a planned Asian restaurant on [[2nd Avenue North]] in [[downtown Birmingham]]. It is owned by [[Sam Fallow]] and [[Bernie Smith]] and the kitchen is headed by chef [[Abhi Sainju]]. The restaurant will offer lunch and dinner seven days a week.
'''Bamboo on 2nd''' is a planned Asian restaurant at 2212 [[2nd Avenue North]] in [[downtown Birmingham]]'s [[Loft District]].
 
The restaurant was created by [[Sam Fallow]] and [[Bernie Smith]], who previously operated [[Azalea]] and [[Tavern on the Summit]]. The kitchen is headed by [[Abhi Sainju]], former proprietor of [[Everest Sushi]]. The menu is set to include sushi, noodle bowls, small plates, yakitori and Asian-inspired sandwiches. The restaurant will offer lunch and dinner seven days a week.
 
The space was under renovation for [[Haler Magee]]'s planned [[Grace Revival]] restaurant when Fallow and Smith took over the lease. The owners hired [[Appleseed Workshop]] to redesign the space and complete the build-out.
 
==References==
* Carlton, Bob (January 21, 2015) "Former Tavern on the Summit owners plan to open Asian restaurant in downtown Birmingham." {{BN}}


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Revision as of 22:28, 21 January 2015

Bamboo on 2nd is a planned Asian restaurant at 2212 2nd Avenue North in downtown Birmingham's Loft District.

The restaurant was created by Sam Fallow and Bernie Smith, who previously operated Azalea and Tavern on the Summit. The kitchen is headed by Abhi Sainju, former proprietor of Everest Sushi. The menu is set to include sushi, noodle bowls, small plates, yakitori and Asian-inspired sandwiches. The restaurant will offer lunch and dinner seven days a week.

The space was under renovation for Haler Magee's planned Grace Revival restaurant when Fallow and Smith took over the lease. The owners hired Appleseed Workshop to redesign the space and complete the build-out.

References

  • Carlton, Bob (January 21, 2015) "Former Tavern on the Summit owners plan to open Asian restaurant in downtown Birmingham." The Birmingham News