Went for dirty bingo and it was a lot of fun. Nice atmosphere l, good drinks, sweet staff. Really…read moreenjoyed the lechee margarita. Will definitely be back

We came here for the Blind Raven Pop Up that's going on for October 2025. It looked cool on social…read moremedia so I reserved through open table. They make you pre pay $40 per person, but when we checked out it said the amount would go toward our bill. That was a lie. They gave us an assorted dessert plate, which they apparently ran out of so one of the plates was random stuff thrown together. That supposedly was $20. Then charged $20 for a cover charge. What a rip off. I'd understand if it was a cocktail and the desert for $40. But not the case. I probably won't ever go back.

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.

loved it they were so nice and even had food trucks come out and give me food would get married…read morehere again

Kelly and the staff at Elysium made sure my big day was EVERYTHING I wanted and more. I cannot…read morerecommend this venue more. From the florals to the coordinating, the services are unmatched.

Really cool venue with tons of bars, food and office buildings. It was cold so didn't really…read moreexplore but will be back to check it out.

While visiting Huntsville, we were looking for family friendly spots. I heard about Stovehouse and…read moreknew it was just what I was looking for. I wish we had made it earlier in the day to check out some of the shops! We'll have to come back. We did get dinner at Wok's Up and Seoul Good. Both places had generous portions and lots of options! Loved all the outdoor seating options. Lots of room for my 2 year old to run around and explore. Definitely perfect for families!

Went to a show in the concert hall. All the seats have a great view and acoustics. The staff were…read morefriendly and helpful. The venue was clean and well maintained.

This concert hall is a little small than I imagined, but really decent. They do a great job of…read moreorganizing and directing people and have a nice concession stand. The bathroom lines get a little crazy at intermission. You can bring drinks into the hall, which is nice. The sound Carrie's very well, which I was super pleased with. Parking is a lot better with the new parking garages downtown too. No photography during the show. I took my cats photos when the lights came on and they were doing their end of show bowing/ introductions and not during the actual show.

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

This is a fantastic venue--true to its name, it's a repurposed school campus. The space has been…read moretransformed to offer a wide variety of entertainment, food, breweries, and more, all while keeping the original bones of the school intact. I've visited several times, and while it changes a little with each visit, there's always something new and fun to do. We walked the entire campus, which was surprisingly nostalgic. Everyone at each restaurant and brewery is welcoming and friendly. We made a point to spend some time at Straight to Ale Brewery during each visit--they have great beers and elevated bar food. Overall, it's a fun place to explore, whether you stay for a few hours or just stop by briefly.

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?

This is a mobile bartender service that services craft cocktails. They have various packages you…read morecan choose from for you event. They've also won Huntsville's best bar. You can find them at the Green Street Market selling cocktail kits twice a month. I walked by and had to check it out. Their kits are $15 and make several drinks out of each kit. I got the strawberry lemon drop and rosemary old fashioned kits since my parents are visiting this coming week. She also provides you with some garnishes. The kits have the instructions on how to make each cocktail. The kits do not include the alcohol. However if you get hire their bartenservices it does.

I had the absolute best time working with Brent for my wedding 10/5. He worked to create the vision…read moreof my specialty and put so much thought into it! I HIGHLY recommend using them for your events.