My husband and I LOVE priceville discount books! We are regulars (once a month) and live about 20…read moreminutes away. They have a HUGE selection to choose from. We have always left finding something and never empty handed. They will give you a great deal especially when buying multiple books. Some books look almost new. The staff is always extremely helpful and friendly and can give good recommendations. They have helped us find a book or two before as well! Highly recommend.

I love this place so much- I buy my books from them all the time. If they don't have your book,…read morethey can always order it for you!

I love this store the people are so friendly and helpful great place to get gifts all Christian…read moreitems more than just books

NOT wheelchair friendly, rude staff, don't know about selection, I couldn't get to anythingread more

Fantastic little shop, after being here a couple of different times I had to change my review from…read morea 4 to a 5 because they consistently friendly and helpful. Prices are great too!

Referred by my friend jamie! Love the place, it has a large selection of dice and books for the…read morenerd in everyone!

This is an absolutely adorable store with lots of fun and unique finds. Great place to find gifts!!…read moreWe stopped in here after the Christmas market and I ended up finding some gifts for next year. If you're looking for something unique, I highly recommend coming here!!

We had been shopping in the area and were about to head home, when we saw one last store open at…read morethe end of the street (at least the end based on the direction we were heading). We popped in to see what they had and were pleasantly surprised with everything they had to offer. From small journals to candles to home décor to some pretty unique stuff that I really haven't seen anywhere else. This little store packs a ton of charm into a small space. Prices are reasonable for what you are getting and where they are located. They cater to local, so the stuff you get isn't necessarily getting mass produced. My wife found a few things and indicated she'd be happy shopping here again in the future. You can also check them out on FB where they post updates to the stuff they currently have on hand. Check this store out, they have some pretty cool stuff.

If you haven't given this place a try .. definitely stop by!…read more Their teas are all natural, and they have plenty of flavors to choose from. They even have records, women's clothing, and other cool items available for sale!

Built in 1904 with funding from the Carnegie Foundation, this building was one of 2,509 libraries…read moreerected across the country. It served in this capacity from 1904-1973 when it became the First Baptists Community Center. After renovations in the early 1990's it became the Visual Arts Center, hosting art exhibits, classes for adults and children and Folk Art. Right now it is hosting Bruce Larsen's sculptures, an eclectic mix of organic and inorganic materials blended into shapes of animals and mythological creatures/ I'm looking forward to July23 when they are having a show called Hambone Folk Art. Hopefully it's Primitive Americana.

This is the only free art museum in the Huntsville area, that I'm aware of. It's free and though…read moreit's small, it always has an interesting exhibit going on. What I like most about this place is the community involvement they have. They are the ones who did the Butterfly trail all over town and now the new Dragonfly trail all over town. It adds beauty and art to the older parts of town. It's beautiful. The arts center also has art classes for children. They do them almost all year long. They are so much fun and delve into all types of media and art history at the same time. My daughter just loves taking art there. They also have classes during the summer for various age groups as well. I wish they had some for adults. One of the art teachers there teaches out of her own studio on Bank Street, as well. She does pottery classes for adults. I'm sure she does other things as well. The ladies that run the arts center are friendly and personable and always remember our names. They are so sweet and so good at their jobs. They also have an informative website for the center. You can become a member of the center and get discounts on events and classes and special notice of events as well.

What a great find! My friend knows the place well and was determined to get me there. What a great…read moremix of affordable art, home decor, unusual clothing, and more! The owner was more than kind helping us with our purchases. LOVE my autumn pillow that I got as well as a few gifts I won't mention here. This will be on my must go list every time I go to Cullman.

I came by here a couple weeks ago looking for a late, light lunch and some coffee for the drive…read morehome after work around Decatur. I love all nerdy things and had pinned Current on my to-try collection a while back. It's a little easy to miss driving around, but my GPS got me there. Parking is pretty limited -- the business next door had to ask some people to move because they'd created a spot behind the worker's truck, lol -- but I had a lovely experience once I found my way inside! They have a pretty large menu for a game cafe, and much of it is vegan or vegetarian. Pressed sandwiches, burgers, baked goodies, smoothies, all kinds of coffee drinks, and salads/wraps. I wanted something warm, light, and comforting. As simple as it may be, I was thrilled to find a pressed PB&J on the menu for a low price. I was offered my selection of a surprisingly large number of jellies (strawberry for me!) and my sandwich came out quickly. I had both a sweet tea and a latte -- hydration and stimulation! Lol. The food was good, and my mint mocha latte tasted just like an Andes mint. My favorite part of this place, though, is the vibe! Nerdy and inclusive. Wish all places could be like that. :) Fun merchandise from all kinds of anime, shows, games, movies, etc; board games; a tidy all-gender restroom; Pride flags of different flavors everywhere...it really did feel like a pocket of welcomeness. I don't see enough spaces like that in the southeast, sadly, and so it's extra nice when you do come across it. There were lots of teens and folks wearing alternative style hanging around in cozy couches and tables playing games and I just love to see it! While the game and card selection isn't /massive/, it's perfectly satisfying (remember -- not a ton of space in the building) and the staff was more than willing to help with people's questions. This is a wonderful space to hang out, make new friends (if games/anime/nerd culture is your scene), and grab a bite to eat. Give it a go if it sounds like your speed!

Love the new, bigger space. I'm not vegetarian, but I love the food. The burgers are awesome. I'm…read morepartial to Bob's Burger Bites as I am usually playing board games when I'm there. For a while, I was eating there twice a week due to board game night and D&D night and I never got tired of the food. Any of the pizza themed options are great, and I love the Baseball Bat (PB&J panini). My kiddo loves the pretzel sticks. Aside from the food, they have a great selection of D&D stuff and TCGs. I huge selection of miniatures and Citadel paint. Warhammer stuff too, and some board games and other nerdy stuff like dice, jewelry, candles, etc. They have a growing selection of board games to play for free while you're there. And a large calendar of different events. I'm partial to board game nights on the first and third Mondays each month, but I also want to try some of the D&D one-shots. I'm also looking forward to Daggerheart events once that is out. Aside from the great selection of merchandise, they all seem to be really great people. I love spending time there. Great place!