Holy Moly Macaroni debuts in Grand Central
The new concept takes inspiration from the New York neighborhood, Harlem.
Holy Moly Macaroni opens its first restaurant at the Bullring Estate in Grand Central, Birmingham.
The restaurant will be featuring “soul food” such as the proper mac, chicken and waffles and hot yardbird.
“It’s been a real journey to help launch Holy Moly Macaroni in Birmingham. In under a year, Holy Moly Macaroni has gone from dishing up proper mac at Digbeth Dining Club, to opening our very first soul food kitchen in Grand Central,” John Burke, Head of Commercial at Holy Moly Macaroni, said.
“Mac and cheese is real soul food; it helps to bring friends and family together in a unique enjoyable experience, and that’s what Holy Moly Macaroni is all about,” he added.
The interiors are designed by Newman Gauge, having industrial-themed art decorations including neon lights and graffiti wall art.
This is now the third opening in the Bullring Estate in 2018, following Thai Express and Tasty Place.
“We’re thrilled that Holy Moly Macaroni chose Grand Central to launch its debut restaurant concept. Holy Moly Macaroni’s new opening adds to the diverse food and beverage offering at the destination, bringing an exciting and unique menu for visitors to try,” Sarah Fox commented, Head of Restaurants & Leisure at Hammerson.
