Full disclosure, the only reason we came back was because we had a gift certificate that was about…read moreto expire. We even considered just letting it go, but since we were in the area, we reluctantly decided to give it another try. I'm glad we did. This time we decided to try the burgers. We both had the Swiss mushroom burger. A soft, brioche bun, large, juicy burger and so many mushrooms that they were falling off of the bun. Greasy is an understatement but absolutely delicious is not. THIS was a good burger. The accompanying steak fries were kind of a letdown but the sweet potato fries rocked. We ordered the kids cheeseburger for our 4 year old grandson. The burger looked great but we made the mistake of giving him fries before he ate his burger. How embarrassing to make such a rookie mistake! We couldn't finish what we had but we also weren't going to miss the house made cheesecake with lavender syrup. This bit of deliciousness was a perfect addition to our evening binge of season finales. I am so very glad that we tried Southern Wagyu again. Our next visit will probably be for their monthly dinner club. Can't wait!!

This place was a waste of time! Won't be back! Too much for…read moretoo little. Service?ok. We were the only customers there. Food? Ok, way overpriced! Ambiance? It's like a deli not a nice restaurant.

My Sorority Sister's favorite (and her entire family's favorite) syrup is Golden Eagle syrup. "The…read moreGolden Eagle" theme is "Pride of Alabama," and Star Market is one of the few stores that carries Golden Eagle syrup. Another Sorority Sister and I went to Star yesterday to get Melissa two jars of Golden Eagle. In general, any sauce or unique condiment you want is generally available at Star Market! Hubs and I love "Bishop's 3 'N' 1 Stuff Barbecue Sauce" and it's only available at Star Market. Try Bishop's it's good on any type of meat! We browsed around a little and per usual, their meat department was well stocked and well displayed. Hubs did not want a Terry's pizza this time and I by passed that little department in the back. Star Market carries unique and regional things like delicious pimento cheeses and I think I've seen Chicken Salad Chick for sale in Star, also. Sister and I wine shopped because Star Market typically carried a great selection of inexpensive unoaked white wines (Simply Naked was the label and they make unoaked Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay) that I enjoyed and now they don't appear to carry the Simply Naked brand. We did get a chilled Kim Crawford unoaked Chardonnay which was good! The staff are always friendly and helpful and most importantly chatty as you check out at Star Market. For Terry's Pizza (and Terry's lasagna) either baked at Star or take and bake; a great variety of delicious meats; good wine selection; and unique sauces, condiments, and refrigerated local items, definitely go to Star Super Market. Star is locally owned and operated and has served this region since 1944.

Great hometown grocery! Prices are comparable and the service is so much better than most. Love the…read moreready made meals and desserts!

Day 2 in my return to Huntsville. Domaine South does not show up right away in the search but this…read moreplace was recommended. Not super easy to find a little hidden. It is really on Spring street just prior to Jefferson. The experience starts with the service and atmosphere. Top notch'. Came in solo and they had options inside, bar, window or wine bar. I asked what they recommended and she said the wine bar. Denise is the host de jour in the wine bar. Perfect she was great and 70's classic light rock. So cool. Check out the pics. Great place to chill drink some wine. Even cooler on a date for a nice quiet time relaxing. Denise really knew the menu and chefs. I went with the canadian bakin baguette and farmers market plate with chicken. The baguette was warmed nicely and the garlic spice butter was really good. The farmers market plate was a great surprise. All the veggies melded together perfectly. The flavor profiles with tomatoes, watermelon radish, asparagus, brocolini.... was awesome. Add in a little salty spice with sweet potato mash at the bottom. Dayum great dish. I did get the chicken with the dish. Totally not needed, the veggies carried the day. Minor feedback for the chicken would be a char on the chicken to go with the dish. I forgot about the duck fat fries and ordered them. Almost perfect. They came out piping hot with great flavor. The curry catchup and garlic aioli were great. Minor feedback is the fries did not appear twice fried. They were good but that would be the additional touch. I will count the fries as dessert. They were delicious, definitely a shareable side, I did my best on my solo date. Service continued to be amazing. Denise replaced my water bottle not because it was empty but because she thought it may be warm. Great experience, great food, great atmosphere. Definitely recommend for party or date to relax. Thanks Domaine South. Another 5* for Huntsville.

The good Like the casual vibe, outside bar seating etc.. the…read moreall day happy hour wines and drinks 6-10$ with some excellent wines is what brings us back on a Saturday afternoon Most of there's food I've had has been very good. The Albuquerque turkey sandwich is probably our favorite. The meat and cheese boards with the grilled sourdough is also excellent The bad Parking needs some patience, some of the food is really bad depending on your taste. The cornbread had way too much sugar and tastes like some sort of cake, fried Mac and cheese was also not good Not a fan of the upcharge duck fat fries. They are usually soggy and seem like a frozen product that probably needs sourced from another vendor The ugly I really don't think I can rate anything here as ugly Go try for yourself I think most will be happy

Food is amazing, great flavor and perfectly seasoned. Courteous and friendly service. Large…read moreportions.

The location is easy to access, with plenty of parking and several nearby shops within walking…read moredistance. Unfortunately, the interior was quite disappointing. The dining room and floors were noticeably filthy, and there were flies everywhere--some dead, but mostly alive and thriving. To make matters worse, there was no air conditioning, just a fan circulating hot air throughout the dining area. There's a juice station that was disorganized and unattended. Just too much going on. Their (past & current) health scores visibly placed were 91 - 97 , I must have visited on the wrong day! The food was just okay and, in my opinion, not among the best in the area. The rice was slightly overcooked and lacked flavor, while the curry chicken was underwhelming and extremely dry. The jerk chicken was mild but decent as was their service. Considering the prices and the quality of the rice and other dishes, I can't say I agree with the previous reviews. There are better options in the area that offer a more enjoyable dining experience for the money.

I went to this Mexican Grocery Store looking for meat to make Mexican Barbacoa…read more I had this many times while growing up in and around San Antonio, TX. The staff at the store was very friendly and helpful. The butcher had the meat and was able to help me quickly and efficiently. The prices were very fair so I bought the rest of the ingredients at the store. Overall, a great experience and I recommend this grocery store.

They were amazing to work with. Everyone loved the Pan de Muerto and other pastries. Thank you!read more

This market is amazing! I was looking for an Asian market to take my nephew to while he was…read morevisiting to specifically look for Korean snacks for him. He was absolutely excited about it and we found a lot of fun things in here! We even found traditional Korean snacks they serve in the tea houses. It took me right back to Seoul! I will definitely be going back here.

This time of the year many Asians buy ingredients for the upcoming New Year. Asian grocery stores…read morebegin to stock up on noodles, rice cakes, kimchi's, vegetables and lots of other foods. I stopped by to pick up items for japchae and bulgogi which are two dishes Koreans make during the Christmas and New Year holidays. Here in America you can get those foods at any Korean restaurant year round. Overseas the average Korean family doesn't eat either one once a week. I have a great friend coming to visit and I purchased the foods necessary to prepare japchae and bulgogi at Christmas along with the ingredients to make birthday soup. My friend will be cooking. Yum! While I was at Holiday International Market, I saw radish kimchi and picked some up. It's not fermented yet and will be by Christmas hopefully. If you are craving Asian foods, please stop by and check out Holiday International Market. Yum!!!

Super easy to do business with. Superb customer service! Asked for delivery to Madison two days…read morebefore Christmas and he agreed to this without hesitation! You don't find that kind of attitude and service very often anymore. It was greatly appreciated.

On my quest to find a great homegrown tomato, I stopped by after taking my dad to lunch. It was…read moreclose to 1pm so the vendors who bring their fresh produce were gone. I went inside to Ayers where they had a room full of people looking at their produce. I noticed the prices for produce seemed higher than other places where I have shopped in the last week. Tomatoes were in two different areas of the store. One display placard said tomatoes for $2.49 a pound. The other placard said Amish tomatoes for $4.99 a pound. After looking at the $2.49 tomatoes, seeing some were overripe and leaking, I went to look at the $4.99 a pound Amish tomatoes. There were 5 of us checking these tomatoes out. Hubs handed me a bag and I put 1 tomato in it. He picked out another tomato and put it in the bag. The squash and zucchini were larger than I like so we went to check out. I paid $11.67 for my two tomatoes. They were on the large side. As for taste, they taste good. So far the best tomatoes I have eaten were bought from The Fresh Market. Those tomatoes were grown in Kentucky. If you are looking for multiple types of fresh vegetables and fruits, Ayers has them. I will have to return early when the farmers are there to see their produce. It's always good to support local businesses.

Recently, a friend texted to ask if I knew where she could get Harissa; she was planning on trying…read moreout some Moroccan recipes. I continued my drive down Jordan Lane, pulled over at JaMo's, walked in and photographed a can, and sent that to her, along with the price. ...Which is about ¼ of its cost at Williams-Sonoma. I compared. JaMo's is the "sister location" of the JaMo's coffeehouse/café just down a little and across the street. That establishment was named for the husband-and-wife team of JAmie Miernick and MOrgan Andriulli, who'd closed down Five Points Espresso to move here in the mid-90's...when they sold to Mohammed Almohthsib, he kept the name. So it's "JAY-MOES," for point of reference, even if they don't answer the phone that way. Anyway. It should come as no surprise that, in addition to the aforementioned Harissa, lovers of Levantine and Gulf Country cuisine will also find Sumac, Za'atar, Ra's al Hanout, Pomegranate Molasses, and Oud (Agarwood Powder); Dried Lemons; Mint, Orange Blossom, Rose, and Pussy Willow (?!?!) Waters; and a wealth of more typical spices and additives. There are several types of Turkish Delight or Nougat candies; Ma'amoul (which may hold you till someone can make you the real thing); Mikado Čokolada from Croatia and Ülker™ Çikolata from Turkey; and even a few English offerings (though, in my attempts to read the fine print, they were apparently produced in Africa). Call ahead to see what's come in from their bakery partners: at one time or another, you'll find fresh Pita, Sangak, Barbari, and/or Lavash. They can also clue you in to when fresh produce arrives. Visit the refrigerated/freezer cases for Halloumi, Kashkaval, Bulgarian Feta, Labneh, Plain Yogurt, and Yogurt Sodas; Halal Meats; and Zereshk (Barberries). A Turkish acquaintance of mine wishes, however, that they had more TURKISH cheeses. Dried and canned items include Podravka™ Soups (Croatia); Va-Va™ Zakuska (Red Pepper "Salsa" from Macedonia); Sadaf™ Khoresh Gheimeh. There's a very nice Tea/Coffee area, where you'll also find a variety of Tea and Coffee glasses and cups. Nearby are nicely stocked shelves offering flavored tobaccos to go with the hookahs they offer!

Think it's actually 540 Jordan, but no matter ... I love this little middle-eastern grocery…read more Helpful, friendly staff, yummy food. While you're here, pick up some mamool (think fig Newtons, but not as blindingly sweet with nice shortbread-like outsides and dates, nuts or other yumminesses inside) for dessert - mmmmm.