
Mustard Club Opens in Pepper Place
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Mustard Club Sandwich Shop Debuts in Birminghams Pepper Place: Familiar Owners, Fresh Start!
The Mustard Club, a new sandwich shop, has opened in Pepper Place, Birmingham, taking over the space previously occupied by BLUEROOT. The shop offers a lunch-focused menu with fresh ingredients and a relaxed atmosphere.
BLUEROOT, which started in 2019 and closed in 2021, was known for its quick, healthy meals and had locations in Mountain Brook Village and Pepper Place. The owners, chef Chris Newsome and his wife Anna, are back with The Mustard Club, following the closure of their gastropub, Ollie Irene, in Mountain Brook.
The Mustard Clubs menu features sandwiches, small plates, salads, coffee, spritzes, wines, and beers. The owners are currently operating from Monday to Friday, 11 AM to 4 PM, and plan to expand their hours and offerings in the future. The shop is located at 2829 Second Avenue South, Suite 10.
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This is Birmingham News Today, every story, every city, every day. The Muster Club Sandwich Shop has finally opened in Pepper Place, Birmingham, right where Blurro used to be. It offers a lunch-focused menu with fresh ingredients and a chill neighborhood vibe. Blurro started back in 2019 and shut down last September to switch into more of a casual cafe spot. It was popular for quick, healthy meals with locations in Mountainburg Village in Pepperplace. The owners are Chef Chris Newsom and his wife Anna, who previously ran Ali Irene, a gastropub in Mountainbrook that closed in 2021. Locals are excited about this fresh start from the familiar team. The menu keeps things diverse but simple, with sandwiches, small plates, salads, coffee, spritzes, wines, and beers. The owners say they're easing in, building their team and routine before expanding hours and options. For now, they're open Monday through Friday, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 2829 Second Avenue
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