Voted "Best Hair Salon" in Huntsville Times readers poll. Besides haircuts, Salon Allure also offers manicures, pedicures, massages, facials, waxing and more. Read more.
Pancakes with a side of Cheesy Browns named one of "Huntsville's 20 Most Distinctive Dishes" by Go magazine. It's the perfect way to start your day off right. Read more.
Kentucky Hot Brown named one of "15 Must-Have Sandwiches" by Go magazine. Thick bacon fried with sugar and cayenne pepper, shaved turkey and a sauce made with milk, butter, onions, garlic and cheese. Read more.
It's a restaurant and cigar bar, but don't let the smoke that wafts through the front door scare you off. Dining guests are ushered through a door that takes you to a serene, quiet, non-smoky area. Read more.
FredBread's jalapeño cheddar bread named one of "Huntsville's 20 Most Distinctive Dishes" by Go magazine. Buy a loaf at Flying Monkey or order a sandwich at Happy Tummy. Read more.
Explore the galaxy as you stroll from T to E Concourses by viewing the photograph collection presented by NASA in partnership with Agnes Scott College's Bradley Observatory. Exhibit runs through Jan. Read more.
There is a notary on staff here for the use of members. This is very handy.
Best crab cakes in Huntsville. If you want a topping on your steak, the blue cheese butter is definitely the way to go.
Short-rib pad see eew is a knockout. Flavorful, well-seasoned beef and sweetly glazed — not gravy-laden — wide rice noodles take this dish beyond the takeout staple. Read more.
Avoid dinner here. This is one of my favorite restaurants in Huntsville, but only for lunch. I've never had slow service, and Chicken Noodle Bowl for $7 is pretty nice. The soup is great.
This shopping center hosted the a Voyage of the Dawn Treader themed interactive ice palace from November 12, 2010 to December 24, 2010. Read more.
Shrimp Po-Boy named one of "15 Must-Have Sandwiches" by Go magazine. It features the Hot Damn sauce, which itself was named named one of "Huntsville's 20 Most Distinctive Dishes." Read more.
Get here early to get close for the Xmas tree lighting. 4:30pm is good enough (Santa lights the tree at 6).
What's 39 feet tall, 6,000 pounds, filled with 13,500 lights and 180 people ... and sings? Annual "Living Christmas Tree" here was voted "Best Holiday Event" in Huntsville Times readers poll. Read more.
This place wows. If you enjoy pasta, the classics on the menu taste just as they do in the Old Country. For dessert, order the giant Mount Vesuvius (chocolate brownies and ice cream) to share. Read more.
It seems a crime to say this, but the Tack Pizza (Abrey) isn't as good as the Taxi Pizza at Pizza Inn. Good - not my favorite.
While the beignets won't make you forget Cafe Du Monde in New Orleans, they are the next closest thing to being there. Read more.
Named among "Birmingham's Best Burgers (Bar None)" by Birmingham magazine. The fiery Bloomin' Jalapeño Burger, with onion rings, lots of the eponymous peppers, onion dip and cheddar, is a favorite. Read more.
If you sit at the bar try not to sit close to the sushi making area on the far right unless you like the smell of raw fish while you enjoy a tasty beverage.
The menu rotates daily, so plan ahead for flavors like Southern Comfort, Merry Margarita, Peach Cobbler, and Caramel Sugar Mama. The most popular selection, Wedding Cake, is always available. Read more.
