Satterfield's Restaurant Closes After 21 Years

0:00Saterfield's restaurant in Birmingham is shutting its doors for good after 21 years of serving up Southern Comfort. They drop the news on Facebook, saying they won't renew their lease and will close on April 18th. It's been a staple at 3161 Cahaba Heights Road since opening back in 2005. The spot was founded by Chef Becky Saterfield, who's also the executive pastry chef, and it's been run by the husband-wife team of executive chef. Chris Herrigan and General Manager Leah Herrigan. They aim to blend family dinner vibes with fine dining, earning props from USA Today as a must visit for Becky's killer bignets, sauteed apples, and house made vanilla bean ice cream. Locals are pouring out love in the comments, calling it their go-to for top-notch food, service, and those unforgettable meals that felt like home. It's hit hard because this place hosted countless celebrations and created deep community ties over the years. Right now, they're still open 4-9 pm. Monday through Saturday, pushing folks to swing by for one last toast in these final weeks.

1:04As Birmingham bids farewell to this gym, it leaves behind a legacy of flavors and memories that will linger long after the lights go out. I'm Corey with The Story. That's your Birmingham News Today update, AI powered and always on.