bhamdiner's Profile
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I would have to pick Wintzell's. First I still love their gumbo. The staff is great and it's an institution. As in just stepping foot inside without eating is worth the trip. My parents starting eating there in the 50's and I have been going back every chance I'm in town, especially every mardi gras. go for the fried oysters for sure! |
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Further Birmingham discussion - what about these places? I dine at Cosmos nearly every week lately and have been going there for the 20 years thev've been open. Yes there is a storied past, but don't we all have something in our past. There are now new owners and they are super folks. Bill stays in the kitchen and keeps the food quality the same. The soups are a must even the Zuchinni Cheese is awesome. Try "cracker thin whole wheat crust" if you like thin and crispy. The slices at lunch are the weakest thing on the menu. Muffaleta is best in town and even on New Orleans bread and the alligator sausage is straight from cajun country. |
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For Casual/laid back |