News Summary
Little Donkey has opened a new location in downtown Montgomery, offering a unique blend of Mexican and Southern soul food. Located at 378 North Perry Street, the restaurant is positioned near the Legacy Museum, making it an ideal spot for both locals and visitors. Known for its mouthwatering tacos, delicious fried chicken, and a vibrant atmosphere, Little Donkey promises a culinary adventure. The opening is part of a partnership with the Equal Justice Initiative, aimed at revitalizing the downtown area and enhancing cultural connections.
Little Donkey Brings Flavor Fusion to Downtown Montgomery
Exciting news for food enthusiasts in Montgomery! A brand new location of Little Donkey has opened its doors, offering patrons a delicious blend of Mexican and Southern soul food. This vibrant eatery is situated at 378 North Perry Street, right across from the Legacy Museum, making it a prime spot for both locals and visitors.
The Legacy of Little Donkey
For those unfamiliar with Little Donkey, it first made waves as a beloved dining destination in Birmingham, Alabama. With this new downtown location, it marks its second outlet in Montgomery, the first being in the lively Eastchase area. Little Donkey has firmly established itself as a go-to place for flavorful dishes and a warm dining atmosphere.
A Menu to Satisfy Every Craving
The menu at Little Donkey is nothing short of a culinary adventure. Diners can indulge in a varied selection that includes classic chips and dips, fresh salads, sizzling fajitas, mouthwatering tacos, hearty burritos, comforting enchiladas, and the highlight of the menu – their famous fried chicken. Each dish is crafted with a love for the bold flavors of Mexico, all while maintaining the delightful and casual vibe one expects from a fantastic Mexican dining experience.
A Community-Focused Opening
The launch of this restaurant has been made possible through a partnership with the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI). This collaboration aims to elevate the dining options available around the Legacy Museum and the cultural hub of the Legacy Plaza. EJI has been tirelessly working to breathe new life into downtown Montgomery, making it more vibrant than ever. Recognizing the positive changes in the area, the restaurant’s founders feel incredibly encouraged by the community’s transformation.
The downtown revitalization efforts are crucial for creating intersecting opportunities between local businesses and government, ultimately leading to a more lively downtown atmosphere. The area surrounding North Perry Street is earmarked for further development, which promises to benefit not just Little Donkey, but several other local establishments as well.
A New Hub for Cultural Connection
The opening of Little Donkey is poised to serve as a unique gathering spot, where visitors can enjoy delectable meals while engaging with the important conversations and histories highlighted at EJI’s Legacy Sites. The idea is not just to fill plates but the dining experience with cultural connections and shared stories.
The restaurant is open seven days a week, welcoming guests from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, and 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, providing a perfect setting for both lunch and dinner. Whether you are a local or just passing through, Little Donkey is adding a flavorful dash to Montgomery’s culinary scene.
Looking Ahead
As if the opening of Little Donkey wasn’t enough to get excited about, there are more plans in store for Montgomery’s downtown. EJI is set to unveil the Elevation Convening Center and Hotel this fall on Goldthwaite Street, further enhancing the city’s dining and entertainment landscape. This is all part of a broader initiative to improve the variety of food options and create a lively, engaging downtown atmosphere for everyone.
So, whether you’re in the mood for spicy tacos or comforting fried chicken, Little Donkey is ready to deliver a delightful dining experience. Montgomery is truly heating up with flavor, culture, and community spirit, and Little Donkey is undoubtedly a delicious part of that journey!
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- Wikipedia: Montgomery, Alabama
- Google Search: Mexican Restaurants in Montgomery
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