Here this weekend to watch a football game with my alumni group. We have a pretty large party…read more Received our drinks pretty quickly. However, it took a while to order food. I'm not sure if she was just busy or something else going on. They seem to have a good variety of food with apps, salads, burgers, steaks, seafood, and wings. I ordered the 12 boneless wings with jerk and lemon pepper. I also grabbed sweet potato fries on the side. I was also charged for splitting seasoning, which I find a little ridiculous since it said on the menu that splitting would be allowed only if I picked the 12 piece option. The seasoning for the boneless wings was barely on there. I'd suggest the owners to indicate both the additional price and which of the seasonings are sauce-based.

We received great service. The food was good, but was just average bar food. Burger was huge but a…read morelittle dry. Place would be great for watching any sort of sport event as there were plenty of TVs.

Definitely beware and check your receipts when going here. We specifically asked for any tequila on…read morethe cheaper size they had. Jazmyn decided to pick a pricey Patron for us, and also took it upon herself to give herself an 8 dollar tip. We ended up spending 49 dollars for 2 regular size drinks. It's safe to say we will not ever be back.

It's a cool lil spot on a hot day and you just want a nice adult drink to beat the heat this is the…read moreplace . Although the slush machines are super loud and that's all you hear really .

Had a great time! I was looking for a chill place to get a drink. Bella Momi was a very short walk…read morefrom my hotel so I popped in. The entrance was very welcoming, but next to a pool hall that might be the rowdiest pool hall ever. I was the only white guy in the bar, and everyone made me feel so welcome and comfortable. There was a small group playing a basketball video game from across the bar. There were regulars catching up. It was just so chill. Finally the service was excellent. The bartender named Mo was so friendly and helpful. I didn't know what I wanted to drink, so she recommended this whiskey sour drink that was so good! Meanwhile she talked about her life, and was just so kind and relatable. I will definitely be back the next time I visit Huntsville.

Bella Moni was a whole vibe! I had the Bougie Wings and they were . The hookah was good and…read moreconsistent each time I will definitely be back.

Vintage Cigar in Huntsville, Alabama is a fantastic spot to enjoy a great cigar…read more Nick, the owner, is incredibly welcoming and took the time to personally show me their excellent selection. Sierra also gave me a warm welcome and made me feel right at home. As a native Texan, I felt completely at ease here. I'll definitely be back, and I'm bringing everyone I can with me. Thank you, Nick and Sierra!

Our second time here and we had a great time Saturday night. The weather was perfect to sit outside…read moreand enjoy a cigar and couple cocktails. I had a Timeless cigar and we had a couple Smoked Old Fashioneds. Great cigar, cocktails and service. The presentation for their Smoked Old Fashioneds is top notch.

I was in town for a work conference and ventured out on St Patrick's day to try some local bars…read more Stumbled by this place just walking around. This place is what you would expect for a dive bar. Cold, cheap drinks and great service!! Honestly the service was incredible. Super chill and friendly staff. There was live acoustic music but wasn't too loud so you could have a conversation with friends. Got some fried bar food which was also good. If I'm ever back in town, definitely will come here!

This is a great little dive bar. They don't have cocktail menus, which always throws me off because…read moreI'm not a creative cocktail orderer. Thank god my friend had a plan haha and ordered us the French 75. They have live music on weekends, but it's such a small place it's too loud to actually have a conversation. I would definitely go back though.

Hopper's gets 5 stars for nostalgia! Growing up near this location which had been in the parking…read morelot of Madison Square Mall for ages prior to its demolition, we lovingly referred to Hopper's as "menopause manor," due to the average age of the patrons. Growing up, my family would dine at their seasonal buffets, such as Easter, and we always enjoyed ourselves. This hotel was pretty much the only hotel [except for the Sheraton at the airport] in town, back in those days. As single, late teenagers, we would go here in small groups because businessman TDY would stay here on per diem, and we nearly always drank free. One of our favorite local bands in the 90s was Kozmic Mama [featuring two Butler High School classmates, John Broussard and Carla Russell] and we saw them at Hopper's every chance we could. In the later 2000s, groups like Peter and the Wolf became more prevalent at Hopper's. Peter and the Wolf always wrapped up their gig oddly, by encircling the bar, getting strangely close to those seated at the bar. I never understood their need to interact this way, when there was a perfectly good stage right there in the bar. The drummer didn't dislodge his drum kit, maybe he played a tambourine. This is a bar to get standard cocktails, highballs, and beers. I've only eaten the bar food here in the bar proper - things like French fries and nachos, and the food was always edible and the service polite. Even today, Hopper's offers live music with, I think, at least 3 bands lined up for this week. Thanks for great memories and live music, Hoppers!

The "Hotel-Motel Holiday Inn" serves a lunch buffet. They have a wide selection of sides and about…read more4 meats/fish selections. The fried fish was my favorite and the mac & cheese was good. There was a large crowd so come early. My ticket was $11.98 before tip.

Food was great! Only mild complaint was the water tasted badly. But the food and other drinks made…read moreup for it. Will be back!

Could this possibly be a low key sleeper/high key banger of a local Italian restaurant in…read moreHuntsville? On first pass... It's a big possibility. Terranova (in Madison) and Bravo both went to the upper room. Amerigo's, Luigi's, Osteria Luca, Mangia, Mazzara's, Nick's, and SaZa, remain. Oh there's also Nonna's and Zanotta's too... But I've not been to either yet. And then there's Terra. It's next to Newks and CiCi's pizza (which might as well be immortal) and for the life of me o can't remember what was in the space. No matter. Why? Because it's a potential strip mall gem. I just ran across one of these in the Orlando area a few months back. So we pulled up for Father's Day with a last minute reservation because, well, father's day isn't mother's day... But I REFUSED to grill. Nevertheless my little ladies made and ran the play and all I had to be was chauffeur. The staff was welcoming from the jump and didn't seem to notice how thin the crowd was. I didn't mind either, tbh... I like to find sleepers. The menu is... Fairly extensive. Apps come with the American Italian classics like bruschetta, fried calamari and fried mushrooms, and mussels but there's also crudo (yellow fin), clam casino, carpaccio, and polpette tre carni. Crab and avocado toast is what we tried in addition to the calamari and both were good. There's a gazpacho with shrimp ceviche the raised an eyebrow --maybe a little Spanish influence in the kitchen? I'll try it next time. There's a few pizzas as well from the classic margherita to prosciutto to a focosa and a scarpariello...so kids and kin For pastas, again, there's a lot. Their classic Carbonara is really good and I'll come back to see what the gnocchi, the bolognese and the linguine alle vongole The seafood risotto adds slivers of asparagus but it rivals some of the best in town. There's maybe 1 spot that tops it. Maybe. The menu features flounder, cod, and salmon along with some clucks and moos as well. I like the French lentils and rice as well. Again, an unexpected but appreciated Desserts include a homemade tiramisu, cheesecake, cannoli (pretty good) and Gelato. Food: 4.25/5.00 - I'm always coming for seafood pasta or risotto on the first run. T Atmosphere: 3.75/5.00 - It's strip mall chic. But clean. Service: 4.00/5.00 new but solid and friendly. X-factor: 4.25/5.00 access and surprise quality go hard here. Overall: 4.1/5.0 by the numbers but... There's a big surprise and solid factor that bumps this enough for me to round to 5 stars . A second visit will confirm. It's either gonna be a bar run or lunch.

Best mini golf course I've ever played on. It was super fun, very cool and super kid friendly. I…read morehighly recommend this place.

Decided to give Field Day another shot. It was still disappointing, maybe not quite as much as last…read moretime, but still not worthy of anything higher than 3 stars. We were greeted promptly but didn't see our server again - I'm sure she thought that we were going to order from the QR code which was a very reasonable assumption, except the QR code didn't work - only part of the menu was available We finally tracked her down and placed our order. While we waited (and waited) for our food, my husband poured his beer from the wall while I waited (and waited) for my soda. I finally went to the bar to get my own drink. Coke Zero is kept in the back so the bartender had to leave the bar and walk to the kitchen to get my drink. Asking for a refill was wasting breath - I asked for one but never received it. We waited (and waited) for our food. A server tried to give us someone else's chicken tenders but gave up after the second try. We were able to track down our server to check on our food. About 5 minutes later, we finally received our apps - mac & cheese bites (husband liked, I didn't) and fried pickles (I kind of liked, husband did not). I usually really like fried pickles but these were undercooked and not hot. Even if I had wanted them redone, our server was once again AWOL. Our sandwiches came right after we received our apps. I failed to read my previous review. I reordered the Turkey Gouda which I didn't like first time around. This time it was toasted perfectly. The problem? It was literally dripping with the cranberry aioli. This spread was only aioli in name. There was absolutely no creaminess, it was just jelly. Way way way too much jelly. I tried to scrape it off but since it was on both sides of the sandwich, removal was nearly impossible. This sandwich is definitely on my "never order again" list. (But then, I don't plan on coming back). I ordered onion rings as a side. I was served a couple of onion rings that were good but the rest of the onion rings were not rings, they were clumps of rings welded together. I did send these back. The replacements were so undercooked that the onions were nearly raw. My husband ordered the Burger. He did enjoy his burger but agreed that the poor service and overall quality that two visits were two too many.