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Friday, September 2, 2011

Coming soon Your Mama's Good Food headed to 2nd Street

Posted by Lindsey Millar on Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 11:11 AM

Your Mamas owner Barbara Stockton image

Your Mama's owner Barbara Stockton

Your Mama's Good Food is moving, which means for the month of September during the transition downtown diners are going to have to do without fried chicken, brown gravy and those massive rolls. The restaurant is headed to the Pyramid Building at 221 W. Second St., where owners Barbara and Fleming Stockton say they'll have twice the space of their recent location.

Fleming Stockton, who talked about retiring in a recent Q&A with the Times, said he and his wife will continue on in the new location, but that the September break will afford them "a much-needed vacation."

Stockton said he hopes to open Sept. 1.

Tags: Fleming Stockton, Barbara Stockton, Pyramid Building

        
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