Green Acres Cafe
1705 4th Ave N, Birmingham, AL, 35203
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Address :
1705 4th Ave N
Birmingham, AL, 35203 - Phone (205) 251-3875
- Website https://www.greenacres-cafe.com/
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
Caters : No
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Weleys S.
I learned from this spot what it means to go to a true chicken shack. They serve whole wings with fries and bread, and when you douse the plate with hot sauce, it absorbs into errrrythang. The molecular integrity of the batter and skin stay intact with a lot of hot sauce on top and the bread and fries absorb it so well. I also first started eating gizzards and livers from here which are awesome and lightly fried at Green Acres. The sleeper item here are the fried green tomatoes. Check this spot out and check out the Civil Rights museum a few blocks away. They also have a vending maching you can buy cigarettes and condoms from, awesome.
(5)Alicia M.
On my way back to Nashville I stopped at this eatery. Learned about this place via google. The chicken was pretty good and service was fast! I usually particular about where I eat chicken and lately have become accustomed to eating mostly at Hattie B's here in Nashville. Will return
(4)Tiffany N.
GREEN ACRES GREEN ACRES!!!! as good as it gets!! It is a little hole in the wall but never judge a book by its cover. I came here with my honey and tried the wings which were AMAZING!!!! I want to go back so bad too bad they are not in Tampa. I am not sure what kind of sauce they use on the wings but let me just tell you, no need to change and a must try!!
(5)Wallis Y.
GREEN ACRES IS THE ACTUAL TRUTH! I had wings wings wings and more wings! And other things! All of which were spectacular. This Chicagoan is impressed!
(5)Tilia M.
I had high hopes for this place, as it was one of my first down home experiences with Alabama food. I wanted the basics - fried chicken and fries. Both where pretty average, and the fries were pretty bleak (they were barely cooked and floppy). I know that there are better casual, authentic opportunites to eat around Bham, so, I'll be patient and try another eatery, the next time I'm in town.
(2)Monte H.
Apparently this place is always a finalist for Steve Harvey's best fried chicken in America. I just didn't see it. The fried chicken was good, but not amazing. It's only chicken wings, no breasts/thighs/drumsticks etc. The fries that come with it are kinda soggy, and the wings themselves aren't super crispy either. There's no amazing seasoning or anything, it's just solid. The lady behind the counter is super charming though. There's no place to place to sit down but you can stand by the counter.
(3)Peño W.
I first tried them in 1982 when they were in the original shop a couple doors up. It was unbelievably amazing. The wings were not only whole but huge. I would order mine all the way, extra everything. They would be covered in an orange colored sauce that was really hot but tasted so good. Sad to say now that the wings are so small that they look like they came off a skinny yard bird. And now I practically beg for lots of sauce but it's always little blotches of mainly ketchup and mustard with very little hot sauce. Which is NO WAY the same as it used to be. When Mama and Richard left the old place and the owner took over it has went steadily down hill. I it sucks but I don't think it will ever be the same. The one on 1st ave. is the same but still has best fried green tomatoes.
(3)Chris G.
Originally had intended on dining at the Irondale Cafe, but I arrived in between lunch and dinner. I had then decided on trying out Green Acres. I had the chicken wings with fries and bread. My first impressions of the food was that it looked very skimpy. The wings were very small, very salty and very greasy. The fries were average at best, but nothing special, and the bread was literally white bread. Overall I am unhappy with my experience there, if I wanted greasy salty deep fried chicken I would have gone to popeyes.
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