Trussville, TN is a city in the suburbs of Birmingham with a population of about 22,000. They've…read moreconsistently been listed on various publications including Money magazine as one of the most livable places in America. The downtown historic area is listed in the National Historic Registry for historical sites. This city hall houses the Mayor's office, the police department, the municipal courts, clerk's office, business licenses, zoning and subdivision information. For more information http://trussville.org/ There are two markers on this property that I could see. The first is in front of the city hall. It reads: Trussville The town of Trussvile was named for the Truss family who emigrated from North Carolina in the early 1820's. Trussville was incorporated in 1947. The present city hall was constructed in 1959 on land patented in 1821 by Warren Truss. The second marker looks to be a poem. It reads The Gateway to Happy Living Trussville is a marvelous town. The Gateway to Happy Living. Its people will not let you down; They're known for generous giving. Trussville has that quaint, village feel, And small town hospitality. Where love and kindness are so real. And there's peace and tranquility. A town of churches, parks and schools. The place that's best to raise children. Where they are taught to keep the rules And to be a good citizen. A town where fun is common place. With lots of wholesome recreation. A town renowned for charm and grace And its people's dedication. A small city with lots of pride. And a large city's advantage, Where the best folk on earth reside, And fulfill their great heritage, The greatest town upon this earth, Chock-full of people of good will, It's hard to tell how much it's worth To raise a family in Trussville. Everette E. Jones Sr (C) 1962 1103rd review 1/3/2018 23rd for 2018

Shame on the City of Trussville for having too many people assigned to a tiny precinct location for…read morethe 2020 Presidential Election. You knew this would be record turn out and given the fact that Alabama refuses to allow early voting, you knew there would be long lines. You like to boast about the tremendous growth that Trussville has seen over the past 5-10 years, but that also means updating things that you maybe only think about, oh, let's say.. every 4 years. I really hope you take this situation and make changes before the next election... 3.5 hours of waiting in line was entirely too long.

Really enjoyed my first concert at Iron city we came to see Juvenile on Thursday night and a time…read morewas definitely had I've been here a time or two for a couple of events never a concert setting and it was fantastic friendly staff the check in was smooth & easy we got there early and were able to get seats in the general admission area great view we danced all night didn't get to try the food hopefully our next concert we will

I have been here a couple of times for concerts and events. I recently went to an event, and the…read morestaff was very helpful. It has gotten a bit better since the last time I was here. I was able to luck up on parking for this event, as someone was leaving. However, parking is usually a challenge, and you sometimes have to walk a good bit. The venue itself is nice, and they are usually very organized and helpful. Luckily, I was able to get on the first level and had a good view of the stage. The bar service was also great when I went, and the wait wasn't long, despite the crowd. The parking is truly the only issue, because it is in such a busy area. However, the event is nice and flexible depending on the event. So I really enjoy coming to events at Iron City.

Came for lunch today! Love the garage doors and outdoor seating. Fast-casual, order at the front…read more The murals and decor are cool, definitely suit nighttime better. They have a nice cocktail menu, and a lot of the seating is lounge style (couches with coffee tables). This would be a fun spot to watch some football. The food was satisfactory. I had the garlic noodles with chicken, $17 for lunch. My dad ordered the banh mi with fries. I'm assuming these prices are the same for dinner, but I really think they should be lower for lunch. I'm even fine with a slightly smaller portion, but Tuesday lunch shouldn't be more than $15 anywhere. I'll definitely be back to try something else! I love the outdoor seating. I'd forgotten about how jam-packed this block of Lakeview is with restaurants and bars.

Loving the cleanliness and atmosphere . Had the Philly cheesesteak and it was awesome !!…read more Staff is /was wonderful !!!

My senior prom was at the Harbert center, this place is filled with memories!…read more I come most often for professional development meetings with the Rotaract, Rotary, and Kiwinis clubs. Their kitchen team is so sweet! If you're running late they'll make you a to-go plate and are so attentive throughout each luncheon. There's an A/V room upstairs so you can have speeches, panelists, and more. They upgraded the chairs last year and they're more comfy than the old ones. I've also been here for a party during classic week and got to explore beyond the main meeting room.

I haven't been to this event space since I head in high school ( I won't say what year lol) Came…read morehere for an event and it hasn't changed a bit. The Harbert Center is a nice elegant venue to host any kind of event. Whether it's a sit down dinner, workshop, luncheon, wedding, reception etc... this would be a nice place to have it. There is street parking, as well as a parking deck. Depending on the event they will comp the parking deck fee.

Nice hotel and staff. Room is clean and comfortable. Has a very tiny mini fridge. No microwave so…read moreno way to heat up your food. Bed and pillows are very comfortable. My room on the 15th floor has a small balcony that overlooks the interior of the hotel.

Rooms are blah. Leak above our toilet (was damp) clearly from the toilet above. Room smelled like…read moredirty feet. Otherwise it was OK. AC won't go below 68, annoying because it never truly gets to 68. Hot water was set to "hell mode" so expect crazy hot. Valet took 45 minutes to call our car (so far, car still not here as I write this). Definitely wouldn't valet here.

Got fried green tomato Benedict with salmon for brunch. Absolutely delicious. Beautiful place. Good…read moreservice. Got free champagne because our food took a little longer to come out even though it didn't feel that long to us. This place is on the fancier side - a place I might take out of town guests. I would highly suggest getting a reservation. Will definitely be back!

Chile please keep your money. This place (in my opinion) has little bang for a big buck. The…read moreservice was great so if it was solely based on that I'd give them a 5 star. But I'm sorry the food? (In my case shrimp and grits) was NOT GOOD. And don't get me wrong, it wasn't a horrible flavor, but the flavors it did have were terrible. First the grits are not smooth at all. Like they aren't super course but they definitely could have been cooked down more. And they had little seasoning. And that's being generous. Then the "creole" sauce on top? Can we ask the audience what they consider creole? Because that was just pure tomato sauce. Like straight out a can, had to be. No way someone cooked that sauce from scratch or even with creole seasonings or typical additives I'm sorry I just refuse to believe it. AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST... 5 shrimp??? You can't be serious. I could understand 5 shrimp if they're the huge jumbo ones but these are smedium at best. Like I feel BAMBOOZLED because no way I paid 24$ for 5 shrimp and maybe 1.5 cups of grits. But imma be honest I'm not surprised the food wasn't that good. Any place that puts on the bottom "we can't refund for food you don't like" that should tell you everything you need to know. But I digress My friends said the tequila sunrise was good so that's another star. Service and tequila sunrise. The only highlights. The venue is pretty but I don't recommend