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    The Wine Cellar

    4.5 (26 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Ashley S.

    This is such a great hangout spot! It took me way to long to come here. Fridays are $20 tastings and live music. They had a charcuterie board out and their tastings are great! About 10 different wines. We didn't even make it through all of them. I highly recommend coming here!

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    Adam M.

    The wine cellar is a cute little wine bar that is located off of whitesburg road in Huntsville. Parking for this location is in the back of the building, which is a red brick building right off the road. I was meeting a group of friends for their Friday Happy Hour special. On Fridays and Wednesday's The Wine Cellar has a fantastic and I mean fantastic happy hour deal! They do a 10 dollar tasting for 10 different wines. It is such a great deal. With the pours that they give it is well over 2 glasses of wine for 10 dollars. The staff are very friendly and the atmosphere is great here. I will say the servers this time around at the happy hour were NOT knowledgeable at all about the wine. Every time I went up to get a tasting pour I had to ask questions about the wine and engage them to give me more information. Then one of the individuals pulled out a piece of paper and started reading off of it! A little unprofessional, but nonetheless the deal, the wine and the friends is what made the such a good experience. I would highly recommend this place for their happy hour specials. Come early because it gets packed and their happy hour is only for 2 hours. They do a good mix of wines and it gives you an opportunity to try many wines.

    The wine cellar is a great place to unwine after work. The staff is very welcoming and does a great job suggesting varietals and brands that you might enjoy. Laura is awesome for recommendations, especially for da bubbles!

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

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    Great service, friendly owners, and good prices make for a nice place to buy and drink your favorite beverage!

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    Cozy atmosphere, great selection of wines, fun weekly wine tastings and extremely knowledgeable staff!

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    Charlie Foster’s Espresso Wine Bar

    4.2
    (44 reviews)
    2.1 mi
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    This place has changed since I first reviewed it, so might as well write an update…read more I have not come here for alcohol, but they do seem to have a fair variety of wines for sale, as well as weekly wine tastings. I am glad they have different coffee drinks nowadays, including espresso tonics, which have become my favorite for summertime. The food menu is small, but covers the basics. The space is nice and open, and I am glad they removed the red tint from the windows, makes it feel more relaxing now.

    The staff here are about as hospitable and welcoming as a middle school teacher holding after…read moreschool detention. Sorority sister and I came to Charlie Foster's to get a glass of vino after dinner at El Caz. The majority of wine cellars/wine shoppes/wine centric places are extremely friendly, not tethered to a chair, and very engaging because, it's wine after all, and most wine lovers love nothing more than talking about wines! Rather than look over a wine list, I just asked for a glass of pinot grigio. The young man gave me the saddest pour I have seen in my life, again, in the requisite plastic purple Solo cup, and guess what this regrettable purchase cost me? $12.00. For a little more than double that cost, at about $26.00 I can get an entire bottle of Italian pinot grigio at Nick's ristorante, which is 4 *full* glasses!!!! Originally, I wanted to see what kinds of wines they had for sale; however, after this very transactional and impersonal interaction, I was ready to leave. I would suggest that management/owners train their personnel on wines and have them attend actual wine tastings with a sommelier and learn a few talking points about the various types and vineyards they represent. Staff should mingle with patrons to see what the person is interested in (would they like a dry white wine bottle to drink inside, a purple cup "to go," or several bottles for an upcoming event) and encourage things both that the customer prefers or is just outside the customer's comfort zone and peaks the patron's interest. I would also suggest they select staff who actually have a personality.

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    BeeZr

    4.2
    (97 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    Made a quick trip to Huntsville for a weekend getaway. BeeZr…read morewas our first stop for a drink and a late lunch. Wife and I split the Philly-like steak sandwich and an order of wings. Both were great BUT drinks were king. Will go back next time in town! Had another experience at BeeZr before we left town. Grand opening of Jefferson Alley and BeeZr offered a special menu. Wife and I got the 2nd ever BeeZr Burger. It was delicious and it paired nicely with the drinks again. This place doesn't miss.

    Seriously tough call on the rating here. I think I'll settle on a 3 but it was super close to a 4,…read morejust several minor frustrations added up. I came here with one of my best friends who was home for Thanksgiving to have a girl's day out. BeeZr advertises a nice-looking brunch on the weekends so we thought we'd try it out. She wound up not being able to meet until later in the afternoon but I'm not opposed to a late brunch, so we got there around 1. It was a gray and dreary day on Thanksgiving weekend, so I get it being slow, but the restaurant was literally empty except for us and the servers. We joked it was because we'd rented the whole building to treat each other. The vibe is...fine inside. It definitely looks and feels more like a brewery than a restaurant, with large equipment and a sort of dimly lit atmosphere and a few large TVs by the nice bar. They have a small patio on the square which is REALLY lovely and definitely would've been my preference if the weather was nicer. Our server was okay. He was soft-spoken and not unpleasant, but did sort of have a knack for appearing at inopportune times during the conversation. I get that it's not always possible to avoid, but a little more discretion would've gone a long way, especially since we were the only ones in there. Our food and drinks came out in a timely manner. My biggest frustration was definitely the menu and item availability. I pre-read it and came knowing what I wanted (bananas foster French toast) only to discover that they were running a limited Thanksgiving weekend brunch menu and therefore it wasn't being offered that day. The first thing my friend ordered also wasn't available. I had my heart set on brunch so I asked for the breakfast burrito instead. Our waiter had to go check and make sure the kitchen could do it. Turns out they could - yay. But then I asked for potatoes to go with it -- and there were no breakfast potatoes available. I went with fries instead. When my burrito arrived at the table, there was no salsa or sour cream, which was supposed to come with it. Any component part of this experience is not a HUGE deal, but it all added up to be rather disappointing. My friend got the bulgogi tacos, which came in an order of two sort of small tacos. She liked them and said they were really good. She also got first a French mimosa and then a classic mimosa; I also had a classic mimosa. Both were generic but enjoyable. My breakfast burrito was decent, but I really missed the salsa and sour cream. The bacon inside was cut into tiny crunchy pieces, which I liked. The eggs were cooked very well but needed more salt and pepper. I enjoyed the bright burst of peppers and some were even a tiny bit spicy. It was a large serving but I wish it came with some side item instead of me having to order one. The side of fries was generous and they were really good -- super crispy but still fluffy inside. I thought the bill was a little high for 1 mimosa, a breakfast burrito, and fries -- almost $40. The burrito alone was $18, which seems like sooooo much for a brunch entree with no sides. Idk. Maybe I don't do mid-scale dining enough. Overall, I thought the quality of the food was solid enough that I'd consider returning, but I'd call ahead to see if they had what I wanted to avoid frustration.

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    CO/OP Community Bar & Table

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    4.0
    (90 reviews)
    1.0 mi
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    Wanted somewhere convenient and good. Real close to the AC in the Embassy Suites lobby…read more Decided on appetizers and drinks. The did the honey sage paloma and asked to go light on the syrup. Highly recommended, tart with a little sweetness and kick. For apps I went with the crawfish and shrimp cake and smoked chicken wings. The crawfish and shrimp cakes are a great idea. The fry was great on the cake. The flavor was a little lost. I thought initially it was the tartar that overpowered the cake and that is partially true. I did try a bite without the tartar and it was still a tad on the bland side. The wings had a great fry and smoke flavor as well. They were a bit overcooked and dry. The Alabama sauce was real good and added needed moisture to the wings. The breading appeared to be fairly heavy, ie the bread to meat ratio was on the bread side. The service was good and very fast, there were just some execution challenges for the food. The menu is real interesting and I'm willing to try some of the other offerings on another visit.

    I've eaten here before and wasn't thrilled. Tonight, however, was a complete 180…read more We spent the afternoon at the VBC. We weee hungry and it was pouring buckets. Co/Op was close. I decided to give it another shot. Saturday night, 6pm and the restaurant was nearly empty. I asked for a gluten free menu. They didn't have one. But what they had was even better. Emma, our server, went through every menu item and told me what was safe, what could be modified and what to stay away from. Her knowledge of the menu was stellar and something that's lacking in most restaurants. One of my hang ups during my last visit was being served an old fashioned when I ordered a Sazerac. I asked Emma, who apologized as she told me they were out of absinthe. She not only knew the food menu but also the drink menu. Emma, you are a light in a dining arena full of mediocre. I ordered the scallops and risotto. The plate arrived with 4 large scallops. It's not uncommon for large scallops to be gummy with a soapy, not sweet flavor. My scallops were the exact opposite. They were perfect. The creamy, slightly sweet/slightly salty risotto was the perfect accompaniment. The accompanying broccolini was a miss - it was extremely bitter. Unpleasantly so. My husband had the pot roast ragout. He said it was alright - everything was hot but the potatoes. They were cold - he said it threw him off and just wasn't very enjoyable. He did enjoy the cheese biscuits and the bit of mine that I was willing to share. One way I judge a restaurant is by whether I'd come back. I posed that question to him. He said it was worth another try. Service was on point - Emma was a rock star in my book. The wine and beer were at a perfect temperature and the wine pour was generous. Co/Op is in the Embassy Suites. Parking was easy and free tonight; but, depending on what's going on in town, you can't count on that. Two entrees, two drinks and tip was upward of $120. Expensive? Yes, but the scallops and service were so good that I didn't even blink. Will I be back? Undoubtably.

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    Lone Goose Saloon

    2.8
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    1.8 mi
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    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!!

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    My dog was let on stage and was asking for tips and everyone loves him 5 stars
    My dog was let on stage and was asking for tips and everyone loves him 5 stars
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    Great outdoor patio!
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