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Sea Bar: Fresh Seafood in Birmingham

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Sea Bar, a new seafood restaurant from Atlantas Revival Restaurant Group, has opened in Birmingham, offering coastal-inspired dishes in an elegant setting. The menu, crafted by Executive Chef Kyle Biddy, features fresh seafood like oysters, crudo, sushi, and nigiri. Early visitors praised standout dishes such as Aunt Dotty oysters, avocado with crispy rice and wasabi, hamachi crudo, and a Maine lobster roll. Sea Bar is now open, offering thoughtful bites like tuna toro spoon.

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Sea Bar: Fresh Seafood in Birmingham

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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Sea Bar: Fresh Seafood in Birmingham. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Hey, it's Cory, with Birmingham News Today, Your City, Your News, Every Day. Birmingham's dining options just leveled up with the debut of C-Bar, a fresh seafood restaurant from Atlanta's Revival Restaurant Group. It's tucked right beside their popular little Betty Steak Bar, bringing coastal vibes to the local scene. The spot pulls inspiration from Italy's shores and Japan, spotlighting premium seafood in an elegant intimate set-up. You'll find it at 1011 Jemisin Lane in Mountain Brook, with a lighter, brighter feel compared to its Steakhouse neighbor. Executive chef Kyle Bitti, a southern talent behind Little Betty's hits, crafted the menu around fresh catches. Think oysters, crudo, sushi, nigiri, and crispy rice, blending classic and modern flavors seamlessly. Early visitors raved about standout dishes like briny and dotty oysters, a punchy avocado with crispy rice and wasabi. Fruity Hamachi Crudo, and a classic main lobster roll on milk bread with fries.

C-Bar is now open for you to try. Complete with awful bites like the tuna toros boon. Call 205-834-8674 or check their site and Instagram for more. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible. Podcasts hit different when the sound comes from your pillow. Once you try it, it just makes sense. S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.COM

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