Some college age patrons began a political discussion with me, in good faith, I believed. They did…read morenot like the answers they recieved from me and then took it upon themselves to go to a manager, I think, and claim that I had used racial epiphets aimed at one of the group who started the discussion. This never happened, and I have never used, to the best of my memory, any name calling in discussions since I was a young idiot of 15 years. Nevertheless, the manager, instead of finding out what really happened, took the dissatified student at her word and began yelling agressively towatds me. I was gobsmacked as I had no idea what I had done. I, in my confusion, was explaining my innocence and pointed out that I thought we were having a good faith discussion. The entire time acting calm and confused as to what I had done, and repeating my innocence, as I do NOT use racist names and thought we were just discussing a situation that had little effect on our lives. This fell on deaf ears for the manager(?), as he continued to yell at me (totally uninterested in hearing what I had to say) and demand I leave. He brought with him two bouncers despite him being the only one speaking with a raised voice. I was not acting violent or agitated. In the meantime the college student who I thought wanted to have a good faith discussion up until 5 minutes previous was claming, behind his back, that I had used a racist name that I have nevet heard in my life before it was on Breaking Bad, the series. This was a very uncomfortable and frightening situation for a man suffering from PTSD. It was all I could do to keep control and talk in a measured tone to the agressive manner showed me. I was thankful that the entire group was thrown out by the owner, I think, as I had been cordial and jocular and did not actually want to discuss politics or the middle east when out on the town and enjoying myself. However the agressive manner showed me as a guest from another country convinced me that anyone I know should stay away from the Lone Goose Saloon because college students will lie in order to get anothet patron kicked out with whom they don't agree. And that the manager should immediately side with the lying student and act agressively to a patron who was acting perfectly normal, even after he was yelling and agressive, tells me he is either naive or stupid or both. Or does he think all young women tell the truth? Perhaps he should look into the matter and both sides before he stars yelling at a person who has seen death and destruction as well as behaving himself amicably. I will not be recommending this bar to anyone.

The best drinks, bartenders and people! Mike is your guy! THEY ARE DOG FRIENDLY ON THE PATIO AND…read moreINSIDE (my fav part) You can queue up any song on the jukebox when there isn't a band and they have the best prices in town! Try a schoolhouse bomb shot! Classic! Always a great time and 10/10 recommend!!

Was scared of coming to thst club coz says was racist however I had a great time we went to vip and…read morelet me tell vs miami tables are only 250 also I saw diversity in the crowd a lot jordans and color shoes .. very nice young people all races .. I definitely had a good time

This place might be the most racist place in Huntsville Alabama. The dress code is understandable…read moreif it was a place of class, but it is not it is full of underdressed security guards that think they are better than God himself. Let me start with the first week I tried to get inside. I was wearing red and gray SB Nike Dunks(picture below). The security guard said to me that the shoes had exotic colors and I couldn't get them. When a white woman in an all-red sweater walked in right passed security I asked if is red an exotic color or if is it just an exotic color for black men. He proceeded to say the dress code only applied to men. I knew then that their racism was in full effect. I came back a few weeks later and made sure my dress was up to code to these ridiculous standards. The same security guard stopped me and said my JORDAN 11 "cool greys" (pictured below) were patent leather and they were too shiny. I debated with him for a while and asked for his manager. The guard flagged down the police as if I was stealing or robbing him because I asked him to speak to someone above him. He also stated, "how dare you tell me what I can do". This statement made it seem like he was in a hierarchy and I was less than them. Jim Crow has been abolished for years now but places like this still enforce some of the same rules. They need to be shut down and bought out by people who want to have a good time and want business from all shades sizes and colors. STAY AWAY FROM THIS RACIST SLEEZY PLACE.

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.

I like the variety of food options. You can choose from ramen, Mexican, BBQ, crepes, Mediterranean,…read moreand bar food. There are options for everyone and it's reasonably priced. The people were friendly. It's a great space for groups. It's very family friendly with indoor and outdoor seating. I wasn't overly impressed with the beer selection at the co-op, but I'd come back and try it again.

Really great location that's easy to access from nearby businesses, making parking options and drop…read moreoff locations plentiful. Friendly staff, clean and organized. A solid, small to medium outdoor ampitheater. I'd like to see a few additional shows to gauge the best locations as the pit for standing room is fairly small, the close seating section far enough back that without screens it doesn't feel quite as intimate as you may like. I am betting the elevated seating, with the angle might offer a better view than even much of the floor level but I'm not positive. The sound was great everywhere in the venue from what I could tell. I'd definitely return if the right show comes along!

This review is not for the concert section but for the outdoor area. I attended a Juneteenth…read morefestival here one summer and really enjoyed it. There's plenty of seating under the awning, and a large lawn where vendors can sit up. There were bartenders available for your drinking pleasure, and food trucks on site. There's also some very unique artwork on the premises that are great conversation starters. I can't wait to see what the surrounding area is going to look like when the construction is complete. You must attend at least one event here to appreciate this state of the art venue. Once you do, you will understand and want to return again and again.

Furniture Factory has been here for a while - it's sort of a fixture in the part of town it…read moreinhabits. Lots of other nearby places have come and gone, but it persists. We wound up here for lunch for a couple reasons - nostalgia on the part of several folks in the group, and also their ability to accommodate our large group on short notice. We called ahead to let them know our party of around 12 was coming. They had a table ready for us when we arrived. Only one set of bathrooms was open, and it was sadly a one-holer - kinda rough when ten of us were ladies and most of us needed to go! Lol. A little surprising for a restaurant/bar of its size but maybe the other one opens up at night. At any rate, the place was mostly empty but for maybe another couple dining and a few folks at the bar. Still, it's a tall order for the one and only waitress/bartender at work that day. She handled everything with patience and grace, though, so kudos to her. FF has a decent amount to offer -- live music, long hours, other events the owners come up with from time to time, but it's just okay in terms of food, IMO. Everyone in our large party sort of accepted the food with a shrug and said it was alright. I didn't wanna totally ruin my dinner so I just got an order of chips and rotel. What was brought to me the waitress labeled "chips and cheese" - it was queso blanco with some green chilies in it. That's fine, but I personally think of rotel as including pieces of sausage or ground beef. Not what I got, but I wasn't especially mad about it and couldn't think of anything else I'd rather have, so...it tasted good and fulfilled the need I hoped it would. I read online that versions of rotel dip vary, so I don't really hold it against them, though some specificity / clarity on the menu might be helpful in he future. Few other quick detractors - it smells vaguely smoky inside despite not being a smoking bar; maybe it attracts patrons who ARE smokers and they bring it with them? Or maybe folks smoke on the large patio outside and then come inside? Idk. And secondarily, whew, their prices are high -- beyond just what inflation warrants, as far as I'm concerned. It was almost $14 BEFORE TIP for chips, queso, and a Coke. Yeah, there was ~.50 cent service charge since I used a card, but that doesn't account for much. I could get the same thing but with unlimited chips at most Mexican restaurants for maybe a little more than half of that. The other offerings were high for lunch, too -- many sandwiches and fries in the market of 15-17 bucks. Little high for me, especially at lunch. Still, if you're looking for a nostalgic restaurant/bar environment that's open late and has something acceptable for almost everyone, this place might fit the bill.

Overpriced. lazy servers, Salty cheap chips and queso so thin you could drink it. $40 for 2 draft…read morebeers, 1 rum and coke and chips with queso. went there to enjoy the outdoor seating, but seems everyone smokes outside at tables associated with a restaurant.

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!

We came to the New Year's Eve Party 2025 going into 2026 and it was done really well and it was a…read moreblast! Way exceeded my expectations. They handed out mini champagne bottles at 10pm, did a cash balloon drop at 11pm and of course the count down with poppers. They had little food bites on carts rolling around, several bars and photo booths. It was awesome! Very spacious, ambiance was amazing!

I like the Electric Belle. My sorority sister and I came here on a Wednesday last month because her…read moredaughter was taking a dance class there. I think it was salsa dancing, but it may have been west coast swing at the EB. Her daughter had the time or day wrong and there was no class, but we all enjoyed a nice visit there. Because it was Wednesday, the bar at EB featured the "Drink Exchange at The Electric Belle, " which according to their website is, "the most ELECTRIFIED take on the bar menu yet, The Drink Exchange at The Electric Belle is your opportunity to influence the market with your tab, buy your favorite drinks low, and when the market crashes EVERYONE WINS! Wednesday nights inside The Electric Belle. OPEN 5PM-10PM - MARKET BELL RINGS AT 6PM!" Well, alrighty then, what this meant for me as I ordered a pinot grigio at the bar is, a TV to the far right of the bar displayed some stock market graphics affiliated with drinks maybe??? My SS found it interesting and was explaining it to me, anyway, I zoned out regarding the explanation because it was too cerebral for me at the moment. We missed the market bell ring because we got there around 7:30. Back to the Belle. It's a nice event space! Nice shiny concrete floors, I think it had a stage and a large projection screen was set up in a corner. There is outdoor seating which was nice on this lovely evening and the landscaping is nice, too. It's on the western most side of Stovehouse which I had never explored before, and I didn't see any nearby parking. The bartender was nice, the wine was good and at a good price point, and the space itself was fresh, clean, and modern. Outside the immediate area of EB is not well lighted, and for some reason, the restrooms in the area [not in EB proper - still in Stovehouse] were locked {??}, so there's that. I should have asked the bartender if they had restrooms inside EB. Do try EB, they have some interesting events on their calendar, west coast swing, disco night, zombie prom, and age 21 and over entertainment such as Dave Anderson and Ben Luthy, both of which are free shows which is super nice!