The Southern Table Arriving in North Alabama: What Tennessee loses, Alabama gains. A much-loved Southern eatery from Pulaski, Tennessee, is making its way to downtown Athens, and it’s gearing up for a prompt opening. Let’s dive into what you should know about The Southern Table.
Relocating to Downtown Athens
In September, The Southern Table made the exciting announcement of its relocation to downtown Athens, Alabama. Let’s delve into the details:
- Location: 105 N Jefferson St, Athens, AL 35611
- Opening Date: TBA (fall 2023)
Though the exact opening date remains undisclosed, The Southern Table is inching closer to welcoming guests at their North Jefferson Street location in downtown Athens. In a warm gesture, they hosted a “Welcome to Athens” tasting event in October, with proceeds benefiting the Athens-Limestone Hospital. Additionally, they’ve been actively recruiting staff, gearing up for the grand opening.
Having spent four successful years in Pulaski, The Southern Table earned acclaim from both Tennesseans and North Alabamians around their move to Athens generated tremendous excitement within the local community. Let’s explore the reasons behind this enthusiastic reception.
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What The Southern Table is all about
Proudly owned and operated by Pulaski native Ryan Yokley, The Southern Table is renowned for its sophisticated approach to Southern cuisine. Here’s a glimpse into their past menu offerings, providing a taste of what awaits in Athens:
– Shrimp + Grits
– Chicken + Waffles
– Heirloom Tomato Pie
– Bacon Pimento Cheeseburger
– Cast Iron Cornbread
– Banana Pudding
Each Southern favorite comes with a unique twist. For example, the shrimp and grits feature garlic cheddar grits, roasted tomatoes, bacon, and shrimp butter. The heirloom tomato pie boasts a cornmeal tart, roasted tomato vin, tomato gravy, and mozzarella.
And let’s not forget the drink menu. Their inventive cocktails include the Mocha Honey Martini, Southern Sangria, Golden Hour, and more. The impressive lineup extends to their selection of wine, bourbon, whiskey, and beer.
Undoubtedly, The Southern Table is a culinary gem, and we eagerly anticipate its arrival in North Alabama.
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