Yes, Birmingham has a fantastic restaurant scene, but we’re also not doing badly in the coffee department either. Are you shopping for a local coffee lover this holiday season? REV Birmingham’s Jonathan Crain has some excellent suggestions on what you can gift them. Watch above!
Purchases from Birmingham small businesses can enter you to win gift cards from local restaurants and retailers during the Great Receipt Race this holiday season!
Get started by texting RACE to 267-TEXTREV (267-839-8738)!
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