Slutty Vegan’s return to Woodlawn adds to an already vibrant neighborhood

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Slutty Vegan is returning to Woodlawn on October 17th. (Sunny Nguyen / Bham Now)

Slutty Vegan is returning to Woodlawn after closing temporarily this summer.

Named one of the best vegan fast food chains in the U.S. by Far and Wide, the restaurant is reopening on October 17 and holding a grand opening on the 19 at its previous location at 7 55th Pl S, Birmingham, AL 35212.

“We’re delighted to welcome Slutty Vegan back to Birmingham with its signature energy and celebrated menu. Congratulations to Reatta Myers-Hall as she steps in as franchise owner, bringing her vision to the brand while deepening its roots in our community. We look forward to supporting this new chapter and watching the business flourish under her direction!”

Mashonda S. Taylor, CEO, Woodlawn United

Woodlawn continues to grow

Peachy Keen sold at Woodlawn Market.
Peachy Keen is sold at Woodlawn Market. (Jordyn Davis / Bham Now)

In a recent blogpost by Rev Birmingham, the placed-based revitalization economic development nonprofit featured 12 Woodlawn anchor businesses such as:

While Woodlawn Neighborhood President Jason Avery is excited to see the popular Atlanta-based restaurant back in the community, he stressed in a comment to Bham Now not to forget the area’s long-standing businesses.

“As Woodlawn’s community president, I am overly pleased that Slutty Vegan is reopening after a brief closure. They continue to be an anchor for our commercial district. 

I will be the first one on the 17th to go grab a burger from Slutty Vegan, but let’s not forget about other businesses like Atra Capra, Voltron Printing, The Woodlawn Marketplace, Woodlawn Theatre, Jazz on 55th and countless more that make Woodlawn one of the most interesting neighborhoods of the 99.”

Jason Avery, President, Woodlawn Neighborhood

It’s nice to have you in Woodlawn

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Check out the murals at 5512 1st Avenue South when you go to the Woodlawn Street Market. Artists from Magic City Mural Fest + Blank Space Bham. (REV Birmingham)

Have you been to Woodlawn lately? There is a lot going on in this historic community. 

Learn more about it and ways you can help build it up by connecting with Woodlawn United, Rev Birmingham and Woodlawn Neighborhood Association.

And while you are there, welcome Slutty Vegan back to the neighborhood!

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Pat Byington
Pat Byington

Longtime conservationist. Former Executive Director at the Alabama Environmental Council and Wild South. Publisher of the Bama Environmental News for more than 18 years. Career highlights include playing an active role in the creation of Alabama's Forever Wild program, Little River Canyon National Preserve, Dugger Mountain Wilderness, preservation of special places throughout the East through the Wilderness Society and the strengthening (making more stringent) the state of Alabama's cancer risk and mercury standards.

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