Closing business

A longtime fixture of downtown Tuscaloosa's Temerson Square has permanently closed after more than a decade of serving margaritas and Mexican food.

Greenetrack CEO Luther Winn said Tuesday that his long-running Greene County bingo hall will close its doors permanently.

Mae's Southern Cafe Soul Food n BBQ, located on Highway 43 in Northport, temporarily shut down operations while the restaurant works out several issues.

Yellowhammer Candle Company will end their family business after three years of operating, set to go in effect in late October.

Check out this list of several local restaurants and businesses in the Tuscaloosa area that have permanently closed since the start of 2022.

Zoes Kitchen's only Tuscaloosa location at 312 Merchants Walk in Northport permanently closed its doors Thursday, suspending some of its operations beginning Wednesday.

The former Motel 6 located on McFarland Boulevard off of Interstate 20/59 is no longer in operation after the City of Tuscaloosa permanently revoked its business license at Tuesday night's city council meeting.

Richardson's Cafe and Catering closed the doors of their south Tuscaloosa brick-and-mortar earlier this month and are operating now exclusively out of their food truck.

Tuesday evening, it was announced via social media that the popular Tuscaloosa restaurant Reggae Flava will be closing.