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Big Bad Breakfast to Anchor Old Cloverdale Village Redevelopment

Rendering of Old Cloverdale Village redevelopment featuring modern architecture blended with historical design.

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Montgomery’s Old Cloverdale District is set to undergo a transformation with the launch of Old Cloverdale Village, which will feature Big Bad Breakfast as its first tenant. This 11,000 square foot redevelopment will include restaurants, pubs, and art galleries, balancing historical charm with modern amenities. The project is backed by a collaboration of local stakeholders and promises to enhance the area’s infrastructure and vibrant community spirit.

Exciting News for Montgomery: Big Bad Breakfast to Anchor Old Cloverdale Village Redevelopment!

Montgomery is buzzing with excitement as plans unfold for the new Old Cloverdale Village, an ambitious redevelopment project set to transform the historic Old Cloverdale District. This project is slated to open in the fourth quarter of this year, and we have some mouthwatering details that you won’t want to miss!

What is Old Cloverdale Village?

Old Cloverdale Village is more than just a redevelopment; it’s a revitalization project spanning a whopping 11,000 square feet! Located along East Fairview Avenue, this new hub will breathe fresh life into Montgomery’s cherished Old Cloverdale District, known for its architectural integrity and historic charm. Think restaurants, pubs, art galleries, and theaters all in one vibrant locale.

The Dream Team Behind the Project

This exciting endeavor is a collaboration among several key players in the community, including The FiveStone Group, Bayer Ventures, and D&A Companies. Additional partners such as Fresh Hospitality and Charles Morgan are also on board, making this project a true team effort focused on the betterment of Montgomery.

The Star Attraction: Big Bad Breakfast

Here’s the juicy detail everyone is talking about: the first confirmed tenant for the Old Cloverdale Village is none other than the renowned Big Bad Breakfast. This delightful breakfast spot, conceived by the celebrated James Beard Award-winning chef John Currence, will be serving up its famously delicious, made-from-scratch breakfast dishes. Since opening its first location in Birmingham in 2014, Big Bad Breakfast has exploded to a whopping 24 locations across the South, and now it’s ready to make its mark in Montgomery!

More on the Project

What makes this development so special is the commitment to preserving history. The Old Cloverdale Village project will involve the restoration of a 109-year-old structure. It strikes the perfect balance between the old and the new, blending historical allure with modern conveniences.

But that’s not all folks! There are three additional suites available for lease at the development. This is a golden opportunity for other businesses looking to join the vibrant community and create a lively atmosphere in the heart of Old Cloverdale.

City’s Support for the Redevelopment

The City of Montgomery is stepping up to the plate too, collaborating closely with the project team to enhance the surrounding infrastructure. Improvements will include exterior lighting, landscaping, and sidewalks, all designed to make the area more inviting for residents and visitors alike. This partnership demonstrates a strong commitment to advancing Montgomery’s landscape while honoring its rich history.

The Design Team

Additionally, the project involves a talented team including CCR Architecture & Interiors, Pilgreen and Bostick Engineering, Inc., and Prier Construction. Together, they are dedicated to creating a space that feels both comfortable and historically significant.

Support from the Community

Local residents have shown overwhelming support for the project, with neighborhood leaders celebrating the excitement surrounding the arrival of Big Bad Breakfast and the overall transformation of the Old Cloverdale District. Spanning from Norman Bridge Road to Narrow Lane Road and from Felder Avenue to East Fairview Avenue, this area is set to become the go-to locale for food, fun, and entertainment.

So mark your calendars, Montgomery! The Old Cloverdale Village is on its way, and it promises to be a charming blend of flavor, history, and community spirit. The launch of Big Bad Breakfast is just the start of what is sure to be a fantastic destination in the heart of the city.

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