First off, let me just say that Huntsville, Alabama is truly a hidden gem! Now, on to this Church…read moreStreet Shoppe, A WHOLE VIBE. We stopped by because they advertise live music on Friday nights, and it did not disappoint. The duo was superb! The food was good, the atmosphere was cozy and groovy, and the service was excellent. What more could you ask for?

A beautiful wine shop tucked away right outside of downtown Huntsville! Found out about this place…read morebecause they were hosting a piano bar night so we decided to check it out. The piano player was great! It was a very quiet Saturday night, we enjoyed a charcuterie board and some wines! Service was amazing. Smaller wine shop which felt very cozy, parking is readily available.

We went to the Stem and Stein for the first time on Thursday. We were interested in doing wine…read moretasting but we found out that the wine tastings are on Saturdays. However you can buy a "3 flight" wine tasting or a "6 flight" wine tasting from a specific list of white wines or red wines. We ordered the "6 flight" consisting of 3 whites and 3 reds to taste. We liked the ability to choose the wines from the list. We also ordered a caprese crostini tray to nibble on while we tasted the wines. Most of the wines were "OK" to "Good" in taste with a couple of wines that a bit too young for tasting. But it was my mistake for selecting them. All in, it was a fun way to spend the Erving. We will definitely be back to try The Stem and Stein once again. Thanks. Rob F

Talk about a hidden gem - ok so only hidden because I'm not from the area because the locals…read moreabsolutely know about it. I love trying new draft beer and this place didn't disappoint. I even branched off for a cider which was delicious. The food was great. I tried the pretzels and the cheese dip was great with just a touch of spice. I was told the menu was new and tried the BBQ brisket Reuben and it was a great combo of BBQ and complimentary flavors for an overall satisfying sandwich... Always hard to find the combo of good beers (or at least a really good selection) and good food but this is it. I added this to my list of places when I'm visiting.... I'm usually in Huntsville but it's worth branching out to Madison AL

Great place to sip good wine and meet with friends. It is a true local jewel. Owners and staff are…read morecustomer focused, friendly, and helpful.

Great place with a different atmosphere to relax and enjoy some wine. And the owners were very…read moreinvolved and made it great!

Went here with my friends on. Thursday for the wine tasting and it was fabulous! The wines were…read moregreat. I had a Greek salad with blackened salmon and was super happy! Great atmosphere. Wonderful gentleman serving the wines. Highly recommend!

Service went from fantastic to awful with a strange 3:00 PM shift change. The service from our…read moreoriginal gentleman was patient, informative, helpful and friendly. All of our drinks and food were excellent. We were having a very enjoyable time while entertaining guests from out of town. Then....five people replaced one...and we were deemed a major inconvenience with two hours left until closing. Atrocious attitude from the guy in a black T-shirt #13. Decor and offerings are worth going back; just make sure that the friendly guy who wears an apron, with longer wheat-colored hair, and glasses is the one taking care of you.

Loving the vibe at J'Mac's Vino & Vinyl! Beautiful and romantic spot with a nicer wine list with a…read moreknowledgeable and gracious host.

We have been here a few times and also rode the wine train. This is among the best wine bars we…read morehave seen and what a great spot it occupies. Easy parking around the corner, excellent wine choices, and a great atmosphere.

Beware! Check your credit card statement after eating here!…read more We had lunch at Casey's in April and it took 45 minutes to get our appetizer and a total of 1.5 hours to get our food. There was only 1 server working. The food was decent. Would probably have gone back (as long as there were more servers) but today I got my credit card statement and they overcharged me $10!! I will not do business with dishonest people.

Enjoyed another Sunday lunch at Casey's. The special soup (today lobster bisque), salad, and…read moreham/cheese sandwich was delicious! I've had the chicken fingers the past few weeks and they are very tender and good.

Sorority sister and I were so happy and surprised to see Church Street Wine had opened in a…read morepreviously closed wine shop in Providence! Sadly, we attended a funeral earlier in the morning and following the funeral we ate lunch at Grille on Maine around the corner. There were a few patrons inside the shop on this mid-afternoon July Friday and a few on the patio out front. There were two youngish men working at the counter/bar [maybe more, I only noticed 2] and they offered us no help whatsoever, I'm not sure we were even greeted. When we did get one of the employee's attention and I asked about the store and how long it had been opened he said his coworker that day had worked for the Mells for 9 years which is a long time, especially in the hospitality business. The layout of the bottles is awkward. It's an attractive way to display bottles, but inefficient in terms of reaching them, and if I recall properly, the bottles are "one deep" meaning, they don't have multiple bottles of the same wine on display. None of the wine sections were labelled [e.g., "whites," "white alternatives," "sparkling,"], so if you are trying to get in and out quickly, that probably won't happen. We were looking for an unoaked chard and they didn't have any. An unoaked pinot grigo would have been fun, too; again, they didn't have that either; nor did they offer to order any. We had a question about one of the types of wines, and the employee was not very knowledgeable about it. The price points were good on many of the bottles averaging around 11.50, and we ended up splitting a case, and the young man working there was nice enough to load it in our trunk. Maybe I'm spoiled by the Mells' friendly, knowledgeable, personal attention and service at the original Church Street Wine Shoppe which goes such a long way, and of course increases sales because who doesn't want to branch out and try wine recommendations when the proprietor asks what flavor profiles you like and makes recommendations? Also, there was no food menu anywhere that I could see, because I was curious if they offer eats. I'm grateful Church Street Wine is in Providence, I just wish the workers were better trained on the excellent customer service I've experienced at the original CSW Shoppe and more knowledgeable about the wines.

Looking for a quaint experience with exceptional small plates and great wine? Then look no further…read more A great place for conversation with friends or a solitary people-watching-while-reading-a-good-book kind of thing. You MUST try to the ahi tuna tacos! And the staff is terrific. Jennifer made me feel welcome and valued from the moment I walked in the door! I live in the area and plan to make this a regular stop!

Always good choices available and often good advice. One of just a few in the city with a solid…read morewine list.

I came here for a champagne tasting and brunch event I saw on EventBrite. I must say to access the…read morebuilding, the parking is tight and parts of the building is tight, but it's definitely a cute cellar. We were greeted when we entered and were given some instructions but I must admit, I was a little lost. I was told there was some outside seating (all of the tables/chairs were taken inside) so since this was my first time visiting, I wish there were signs or maybe the hostess could have showed us specifically where to go because oops, I accidentally opened a door that appeared to be an office. Someone saw us and we probably looked lost to them and so they were nice enough to show us the outside area which had a singer who sung some Frank Sinatra songs. He was very talented and appealed to the audience. To our surprise, we saw behind us a table for the tastings. I asked the server for a champagne card so I could take notes and view the prices, but she said when we entered, we should have received one. So I went back to the front and asked the people at the door for the champagne card and they stated that they were printing them, and that they will hand them out a little later. Also I wondered about my brunch that was paid for separately and they said they will come and find me when it was ready. I am glad that we were able to find a table because now I am wondering if we couldn't, how would we have eaten our food. In my opinion, tables should have been reserved for customers who ordered food. Also I wasn't sure how they were keeping up with which customer showed up first because we weren't given a number or anything to show that we ordered food and what our number in line was. At first glance, they seemed unorganized. But as the time progressed they did eventually bring out the champagne cards and they apologized for the lateness of us receiving our food. As the event was coming to an end, one of the workers gave us info on future wine tastings and when they have a live band. All in all, we enjoyed the experience despite it seeming to be unorganized at times, but will definitely come back and visit soon. P.S. The champagne was great! Even bought a bottle. Also the brunch tray was delicious. Hats off to the chef! That whipped goat cheese with orange marmalade was amazing!

First of all, you're up on Lookout Mountain for crying out loud, that's got to be worth something…read more On top of that, this is also a wine bar, but that will need to be a different trip. It's too early for wine and I need my caffeine. Cute place, lots of locals already in place. Staff is friendly and helpful. I tried their Cabin Latte, which is a seasonal coffee, made with vanilla paste and brown sugar. Whatever concerns I had that it might be overly sweet were unwarranted, very subtle and complementary flavors and it was good and HOT, an attribute too many coffee shops miss on, unless you request extra hot. My only complaint, a to go cup, which both kills the value of taking a picture, plus let's face it, coffee is so much better in a mug. If I could, I would give a 4.5.

What an awesome, quiet and beautiful coffee shop on top of Lookout Mountain!…read more We stopped in on a weekday morning for a coffee and snack and it was so peaceful. Seems like a wonderful place to do some work or study. Their coffee is great and the blueberry muffin we had was absolutely delicious! Lots of seating options and they even have some table games. Absolutely recommend a stop in at Canopy if you're looking for a great place for peaceful cup of coffee!

This space was really cool! I have not seen anything like it! When I first walked in, I had brunch…read moreat Cafe 336. It was alright. They had both indoor and outdoor patio seating. Then Baker's on Main had a bunch of small booth shops where you can shop and browse. There were so many booths! Then there was a large event space that you could rent out. There was a baby shower going on when I passed by so that was super neat! You never know what you will find here. I plan to be back!

There is nice shopping inside boutique and decor really cozy store and good simply healthy foods!…read moreWe had enjoy shopping around small town ! From Texas