Nice coffee outlet. Funky and cozy ambiance. High quality coffee. Barista. a very nice and…read moreprofessional It appears that he's pretty new to coffee business , but that didn't bother me.

This was another coffee shop stop on our road trip and I wax not disappointed! Omg the best coffee…read moreand breakfast sandwiches. Even the decor was well done. Another place that we'll revisit!

Note... If you arrive after 9 PM, and your GPS tries to take you to the gate on Goss Road, Have…read moreyour GPS take you to the main gate instead. That happened to us. We arrived late, and the back gate on Goss Road had closed at 9 PM. We had to go around, but then we found the place no problem at all We stayed for two nights, and had a fantastic stay. The room was large, and everything was spotless. The beds were very comfortable, and a kitchenette complete with dishes, cups, and silverware, as well as a fridge and microwave, was provided. It made it nice, because we didn't have to order in for food. the PX, the commissary, as well as a mini Mart are close by to buy groceries. They also sell food, drinks, and other sundries in the lobby for a reasonable price. There is also a free self-service Laundry available, all you have to do is provide your own detergent. Breakfast was fantastic with a good number of choices. The Biscuits were amazing, as was the sausage gravy they served the first morning we were there. Hey.... If you screw up biscuits and gravy in Alabama, you might as well turn in your membership card......:). :). Everybody at the hotel was fantastic, and we had a great stay for a very reasonable price. We would stay here again in a heartbeat. Thank you.

Great option for temporary lodging for retirees or current military or civilians who are TDY or…read morePCSing or just visiting the area. It located on Redstone Arsenal and in a quiet location.

I attended a wedding shower at the magnolia room. What a beautiful facility! The aged hardwood…read morefloors and light decor created a lovely atmosphere for a beautiful shower. Numerous round tables were set up for buffet style snacking and more tables were available for seating. There was plenty of room to kill around the room and chat, without feeling crowded. Bathrooms were clean and nice! I would definitely host an event at this facility! The one downfall is that the air conditioning was not functioning well, most of us were sweating throughout the shower. We kept turning the thermostat down but it didn't get any cooler and stayed around 80 degrees. Other than the heat, we had a great time!

Huntsville County Club is a really nice oasis located in a middle class part of Huntsville. It was…read moreestablished over 100 years ago. I worked there for years in various capacities: a server in the various dining rooms, special event serving (wedding receptions and other events), bartender in the upstairs bar, and bartender in the 19th hole. I really enjoyed working here and even held a function (I believe it was a rehearsal dinner) when my Momma's friend loaned us her membership to use the facility. The food was really well prepared when I worked there. The facility was always sparkling clean and the kitchen was spotless and well run! I can't speak to the golf, since I have never golfed here. I do know there is a mature pecan tree on the edge of the golf course where people like to go and load up on the pecans when they are in season. The swimming pool was always well managed and full of young people and a few adults, too. It was nice that members can order food and have it delivered to them at the pool! Huntsville County Club offers a variety of memberships from City Social (non golfer), Corporate Membership, Non-Resident Golf, Senior Golf, Full Resident Gold, Young Executive Golf, and Junior Executive Golf. The Huntsville County Club Golf Pros teach golf lessons to children aged 4 and up and adults. They've always had a nice pro shop, and they've added a TrackMan golf simulation room in 2019. The TrackMan is a 650 square foot room in the clubhouse with TrackMan 4 golf simulation technology, artificial turf, and a 225 inch screen that projects data. This room is used for lessons, practice, playing, or "just surviving the winter months without being cold." If you get the opportunity, do visit Huntsville County Club, it is a lovely addition to Huntsville!

I lived in Huntsville many years and I never actually visited this country club. Two of my dear…read morefriends were recently engaged so I finally had an opportunity to visit since they had their engagement party here. From the outside, it looks like this place has seen better days. However, the inside was nice. It's very spacious.

The Jaycees donated this building to the City of Huntsville. It is available to rent for your…read morespecial event. The facility has 12,000 square feet, a caterer's kitchen and can hold up to 600 for a reception / 400 for sit-down events. Contact the Jaycee Community Building staff to learn more about how you can host your event at Eric.Enchelmayer@huntsvilleal.gov or 256-883-3728.

The service was crazy! I felt so bad for our waitress. 4 tables and maybe 2 dozen mixed up…read morefamilies. But in the end I think it worked out. Good was very good. Beer was very good. I went with the monkeynaught. A bit different kind of ale but the flavor worked I got the crispy asian ribs. Oh my, so tasty! And tender. I ate my fries so I could bring the ribs home. 6 meaty ones! When we return to Alabama this would be a great place to go.

Bang for your buck: 9/10 Quality: 8/10…read moreService: 8/10 Ambiance/Location: 10/10 Overall: 8/10

I mentioned that I traveled to Huntsville for a work trip. Well, everyone knows the best part of a…read morework trip is the offsite.* Ours was held at The Shed. As I understand it, The Shed is one of several businesses under the collective (literal and figurative) roof of The Stovehouse. This review is for The Shed, specifically.** The Shed is a little more built out than the name might imply, though it is an outdoor-ish space. I visited in early winter so there were floor lamps to heat up the, largely, outdoor space. Rows of metal tables and chairs (think 'backyard') allowed for seating and eating and the venue set up two bars for drinks. Food & drink were handled in-house. We enjoyed bbq (okay), local beers, well drinks (strong), and other non-memorable noshes. There's not much of an ambiance to be found: a brick wall, concrete floor, curtains for privacy (there's a ceiling so there is shelter), and a small stage (risers, really). Restrooms are across from the space (easy access but not in the immediate area). We had a DJ. I don't know if he was supplied by the venue or not. He was fine. Fun and engaging, he did his best. But, you know, work offsite... not a party. Parking was a breeze and the space was easy to find on the campus. There's not a lot to work with re the space but for a low-impact, small-frills get together, it does the job. *Such that it is. **If you visited a business in a shopping mall, surely you'd review the business and not the mall, right?

1 Year UPDATED review: Been here a year, so I guess I'll stick around for a while! Terry is a…read moreSuperman of owners! Kind and so welcoming, and this place is always tip-top maintained, landscaped, clean, safe and secure. Great WiFi. Cannot beat the (monthly) rate. Clean bathroom with shower if need, clean laundry with FREE new commercial size washers (it's the small things, lol). Everything works all the time. RV park can hold the largest of rigs (not sure about semi/RVs) as there is at least one large destination ttrailer. Wide lots - we are definitely NOT sardined in! Pads are all concrete. The storm shelter is a welcome addition as we have all been in there on about 3 separate occasions in 2025! Alabama lives up to its Dixie Alley weather, lol. Everyone is nice and looks out for each other. Yes, some of us are retired, many work in the area, and then the true vacationers. No matter what, it is a community. I feel blessed to have found this place!