
Satterfield's Restaurant Closes After 17 Years
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Satterfields Restaurant, a Birmingham staple since 2005, is closing its doors for good. Known for its Southern hits and beignets, the eatery has been a go-to spot for birthdays, dates, and family gatherings. The owners are urging fans to visit for a final meal and send-off, with the last service on April 18th. Dont miss out on this beloved Birmingham institution.
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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Satterfield's Restaurant Closes After 17 Years. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 4, you're listening to Birmingham News today, AI-powered local news. Satterfield's restaurant, that spot on Cahaba Heights Road in Birmingham, is shutting down for good. Owners decided not to renew the lease, so they're wrapping up operation soon. It's been a go-to eatery in the Magic City since 2005. Word drop Friday, and folks are already reminiscing about the vibes there. USA Today called it a must visit, especially for those Ben Yees topped with sauteed apples and other southern hits that drew crowds for years. The community feels the sting. It's where birthdays, dates, and family gatherings went down. Owners are keeping it positive, urging everyone to swing by for one last meal and raise a glass to the memories. No word yet on a new spot, but they're planning a proper send-off in the coming weeks. Final service hits April 18, so mark your calendars if you want in on the farewell. Get you why you can. Birmingham places like this don't come around often, and they'll be missed in the heights.
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