Meet Morris

Morris Avenue is Birmingham’s historic cornerstone, where local shop owners, restaurants, and creative businesses bring new life to its cobblestone streets.
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Our Neighbors

Explore the businesses that make our street special.

  • Cayo Coco restaurant, Morris Avenue, dining area with blue walls and red booths

    Cayo Coco
    Travel to Cuba with Cayo Coco’s Latin-inspired menu.
  • Hendon and Huckenstein Architects lobby, focused on front desk

    Hendon & Huckestein Architects
    Architects who create beautiful designs to match their clients’ personalities.
  • two people sitting in dining cart on amtrak

    Amtrak Birmingham, AL
    Birmingham’s Amtrak station connecting the city to long-distance rail routes from cities including New Orleans to New York.
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The Making of Morris Avenue

Morris Avenue, with its cobblestone streets and red-brick warehouses, once thrived as Birmingham’s bustling hub of commerce and railroad trade. Even now, its historic charm shines through its many businesses, offering a glimpse into the city’s past and present.
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Come See Us!

Want to see Morris Avenue in person? Here’s everything you need to know.

Location and Parking

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