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  • [[Category: Fast food restaurants]]
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  • '''Good Friends Chinese & Seafood Restaurant''' was a fast food restaurant located at 1720 [[Dennison Avenue]] in [[West End]]. [[Category: Former restaurants]]
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  • [[Category: Fast food restaurants]]
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  • [[Category: Former fast food restaurants]]
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  • ''This article is about the existing chain of restaurants. For the Homewood restaurant that operated in the 1940s and 1950s, see [[H ...of two restaurants owned by Flach and Stevens, plus three franchises. The restaurants are known for making their hamburgers and sandwiches by hand and for having
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  • ...er [[1965]] he created Chester the Chicken and adopted him as the emerging food service company’s mascot, named for the Chester Goode character on ''Guns ...ly [[2004]] and has grown to in-line locations in shopping plazas and mall food courts.
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  • The '''Purple Onion Deli & Grill''' is a Mediterranean and American fast-food chain founded in [[Birmingham]] by [[Adnan Sharif]] and [[Khaled Khalidi]] * Vora, Shweta (April 22, 1997) "Purple Onion serves unique food, decor, low prices for all." ''Kaleidoscope'' Vol. 68, No. 5, p. 9
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  • ...Barons]] home game at [[Regions Field]]. It was sponsored by [[Hardee's]] restaurants for the [[2013]] season, and by [[All-South Appliance Group]] in [[2014]].
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  • '''Golden Skillet''' is a chain of fast-food restaurants specializing in fried chicken. The business was founded in Richmond, Virgin [[Category:Former restaurants]]
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  • [[Category: Former fast food restaurants]] [[Category: Former Black-owned restaurants]]
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  • ...grammed Android-based point-of-sale ordering kiosks and tabletop units for restaurants. The company was founded in [[2012]] by [[Grace Vasa]] and [[Yao Deng]]. <! ...ed units to [[Roly Poly]] franchises owned by [[Matt Macke]], and to other fast-casual chains. The company markets its products heavily in areas where mini
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  • '''Guthrie's''' is a fast-food chain specializing in "golden fried" fried chicken fingers. ...hicken fingers and their signature dipping sauce. The company's first fast-food location in [[Auburn]], opened in [[1982]], was a smash hit and led to addi
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  • '''Wagon Ho!''' was a fast-food drive-thru restaurant at 1624 [[Montclair Road]] at [[Eastwood Mall]], the ...s, and ham and roast beef sandwiches. One of the chain's innovations was a fast oven which cooked hamburgers in under 60 seconds, making it possible to ser
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  • ...the food is kept warm. Servitors stand behind these pans and dispense the food. It is estimated that by the 'serve yourself' system a person can be served A [[1927]] account revealed that the restaurants did the most business on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. "Monday's bring
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  • ...a chain of [[List of taquerias|taquerias]] and Southern-influenced Mexican restaurants. The first location opened on [[April 3]], [[2012]] and was located at 282 ...b (October 27, 2011) "Birmingham-based Jim 'N Nick's Bar-B-Q plans to open fast-casual Mexican restaurant in Homewood." {{BN}}
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  • ...Casa''' is a family-owned [[Tuscaloosa]]-based chain of fast-food Mexican restaurants founded in [[1974]] by [[Rod Wilkin|Rod]] and [[Susan Wilkin]]. ...nnel. All three have managed stores, and still commonly work shifts at the restaurants during lunch rush. The company's offices moved from [[Watermelon Road]] to
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  • '''Ed Salem's Drive-In''' was a drive-in fast-food restaurant located on [[26th Street North]] during the 1950s and 1960s. It [[Category: Former drive-in restaurants]]
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  • ...]]. The 11,000 square-foot retail strip is occupied primarily by fast-food restaurants. The 880-space parking deck was built to serve nearby [[UAB Hospital]] and
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  • PieLab pays for operating costs through the sale of food and drinks. Its staff are paid by grants or through AmeriCorps' VISTA progr ...Lab in Rural Alabama Serves Up Community, Understanding, and, Yes, Pie." ''Fast Company''
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  • '''Wendy's''' is a chain of fast food restaurants founded in [[1969]] in Columbus, Ohio by Dave Thomas, and named for his dau ...[[1978]] the U.S. Department of Labor filed a lawsuit against five Wendy's restaurants in Birmingham, claiming that they required employees to work more than 40 h
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