Mad Hatter brings tea and more to downtown Birmingham
The Mad Hatter Cafe is bringing high tea and a bistro and bakery to downtown Birmingham. The husband-and-wife-owned business is scheduled to open this spring at 185 N. Old Woodward, across from the Palladium movie theater. Besides high tea, a bistro for lunch and dinner, and indoor and outdoor seating, the Mad Hatter expects to fill a need for food takeout and offer event space. The Mad Hatter is moving into a space previously occupied by a Quizno's sandwich shop. Source: Edward Nakfoor, public relations, Birmingham Principal Shopping District Writer: Kim North Shine
The Mad Hatter Cafe is bringing high tea and a bistro and bakery to downtown Birmingham.
The husband-and-wife-owned business is scheduled to open this spring at 185 N. Old Woodward, across from the Palladium movie theater.
Besides high tea, a bistro for lunch and dinner and indoor, and outdoor seating, the Mad Hatter expects to fill a need for food takeout and offer event space.
The Mad Hatter is moving into a space previously occupied by a Quizno’s sandwich shop.
Source: Edward Nakfoor, public relations, Birmingham Principal Shopping District
Writer: Kim North Shine
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