The ladies working there were very inviting, helpful, and friendly to our ladies group that came in…read moreto shop. They have lovely, stylish dresses and other clothing, home interiors, and jewelry. We all walked out with some new beautiful items to take home.

This is not an antique store. Do not believe the sign. They have a few pieces of furniture in…read morethere that have been "redone" with chalk paint and whatnot, but this is not an antique store. With that said, there are some nice decorative items in here--think glass Christmas trees, topiaries, over the top candles, etc. If I was going to the hoitiest of toitiest parties and needed a hostess gift, I'd go here. I literally heard a woman complaining to the owner because they no longer had their "previous gift wrapper" on staff and their business would "suffer because of it." Like seriously, holy crap snob city. I didn't spy anything I couldn't live without, nor could I justify spending triple digits on items you can literally buy (or very close approximations of) for double digits at stores like TJ Maxx. This place is a whole mood. Bring your fanciest purse and your highest heels.

Super fun Alabama souvenir/gift shop! I was able to get a postcard, ornament and magnet from this…read moreshop. Lots of fun local items too. Located in a huge strip mall so parking is very easy, staff was very friendly!

This is an amazing shop with a wide range of items created in Alabama by many local artists. I…read moremoved to Alabama a few years ago and love this place! Every time someone comes to visit me, I take them here and they find something they love. Whether you are local or just visiting, you should definitely check this place out! The staff are super cool too!

Although I have not had a need to go to Lawren's in ages, this is the go to spot for (or was)…read morewedding registries. High end china selections, crystal, and I believe sterling flatware. Also, they have high end stationery. Godiva (and maybe other brands) chocolate products, local and area cookbooks and other books. It's a pretty eclectic shop. The reason I'm not a big fan, is, as long as this store has been around, my experience service-wise has been that the people who work there are not overly friendly, and borderline "uppity." Also, parking is cramped, and it is caddy corner to the Huntsville hospital emergency room entrance which makes accessing it a bit difficult. From their website they offer: "casual, fine crystal, silver, table linens, gourmet cookware, serving accessories, party papers, candles, candies, and confections," if you are in the market for these items. Check them out!

This charming gift shop is a Huntsville fixture and my go to for bridal registries and nice gifts…read more They have a great selection of China, Crystal, linens and bar ware, as well as an excellent stock of higher end cookware and kitchen gadgets. Best selection of Caspari paper products and candles too!

Wonderful shopping experience. They have a trendy selection for southern women. The young woman…read morethat was running the shop today was very welcoming and helpful. We will definitely be back to shop again.

A beautiful little shop tucked in the bustling downtown area. Offering of clothing, jewelry, and…read moregifts. We grabbed some face masks to relax in the room on our trip. The attendant was super nice and helpful. Definitely check out this gem if you are in the area.

The "from the business" information here pretty much sums Harrison Brothers Hardware up: "Today, we…read moreare more of a gift shop and art gallery that features local artwork and handmade merchandise." We visited yesterday on a rare day off and because I haven't been to HBH in decades. I thought I would come across something I didn't know I needed, which didn't happen. I liked their t-shirts, and stoneware/pottery. My sister likes the socks they carry. They also have locally written books in a tightly curated display. A small selection of locally made jewelry items, cutting boards, and other artwork. The staff were friendly and helpful, and, as others noted, there is no public restroom. They are not 100% volunteer staffed anymore, at least one person is on the payroll. The safe in the back is cool to see and they do have several displays of antique items on the floor as well as the area near the ceiling.

Originally built in 1879, this is the oldest hardware store in Huntsville! It ceased operations…read moredecades ago, but a non-profit took over to preserve and maintain the building. It's basically now a gift and craft shop selling souvenirs, local food/snacks, and local artisan crafts. The staff is super nice, and when we said it was our first time visiting they told us all about the history of the building. Most of the furnishings inside are original including the floors, shelving, cash register and an elevator shaft! This place was so cool and is definitely a must visit in downtown Huntsville! Just be aware they don't have any public restrooms. I had to walk around back to Constitution Park to find a restroom

Just cute place but owner and employers look angry most of the time .the food is ok extremely over…read moreprice , small business specially it is not hard to smile and be nice to people or maybe is just the way it is at there but no thank you , I will better go somewhere else .

Such a cute little market! I noticed them ~ 5 years ago when they were in a quaint bungalow on the…read morewest side of Regions bank at the intersection of Pratt and Whitesburg [Five Point intersection]; however, I never visited that location. I visited their current location on Wellman Ave., next to the laundromat last week, and was greeted by two of the friendliest young ladies on the planet as well as an even friendlier regular customer who was picking up some items and chatting away with me. The store has cute kitchen towels with sayings on them that would be fun gifts, various jams/spreads/jellies that looked to be unique specialty labels [not the stuff you find in Kroger], some lovely tableware such as ceramic serving plates and bowls, serving pieces, and drinkware, a tightly curated wine selection with maybe 4 selections, a reach in cooler in the back with various "take and bake" selections that I didn't take the time to peruse. From their website I learned they will create gift baskets for you; the offer a wedding registry with absolutely lovely items from which to select; baby registries; gift cards. To sum it up - this cozy shop packs a big punch! Through their website they offer 6,634 gifts and products from 32 designers and brands! Wow, that's a lot! they offer all price ranges from $10.00 shot glasses to $3,500.00 for a 96 x 24-inch triptych by Nicolette Mayer. I understand their meal offerings better since visiting their website! I was especially happy to see the offer a Thanksgiving meal option, which is so nice that time of year! I miss the "take and reheat" option Pauli's used to offer! I'm hopeful Walker's will be just as delicious! They offer dishes from 3 unique caterers on Tues., Wed., and Thurs. Tuesday is "Catering by Narvell" and the offerings are: rotini bake, shrimp salad, chicken pasta salad and sides of lima beans and marinated tomatoes. Wednesday is "Little Dipper Cafe," and their offerings are the following sandwiches: pimento cheese, egg salad, tuna salad, chicken salad. Also, cobb salad with ranch, strawberry feta almond salad and the following entrees: chicken pesto casserole beef stroganoff, ham and gouda sliders, BBQ port sliders, and southwest quiche. Thursday is "Vic's Catering" offering: chicken spaghetti, chicken salad, smoked gouda pimento cheese. Do visit Walker's market. You won't find a friendlier staff! I'm looking forward to returning and purchasing some of their dishes - they sound delightful, seasonal and delicious!

The time to splurge is now!! See's Candies - some of the best chocolates IMO now serving the south!…read more See's Candies has finally taken steps to make their print here in the south - all the way from the sunny west coast! But don't wait til you're in the area or for the cravings to arise or for your next trip back to California. Go here now as this gift center / kiosk is seasonal. The last 2 years, they've only been here for a few weeks during Christmas season and another few weeks around Valentines. Now, they've been here since before Thanksgiving and will be here thru just after Easter this year. Located inside the Parkway Mall at the center, on the 1st floor, and near the elevator and escalators, you'll see about 4 stands full of mouthwatering chocolates ready for purchase! You can expect super friendly and accommodating personnel - usually 2 on hand. You'll immediately be offered some samples which shouldn't be passed up! I highly recommend trying the Milk Bordeaux (an all time fav that contains creamy brown sugar soft center covered in milk chocolate and decorated with chocolate rice). Another recommendation would be the Cashew Brittle covered w white chocolate and coconut flakes. If your calorie counter belt allows, splurge and try more than two! ;P The staff won't hesitate to open a fresh box just so you can quench that specific craving. Most treats and packages are available for purchase here from their lip smacking delicious assortment of lollypops, milk/dark/vanilla chocolates, truffles, toffee/brittles, nuts & chewy centers, molasses, peppermints, chocolate gold coins, etc. The seasonal candies are available too during their season (chocolate Santa, Valentine hearts, chocolate Easter eggs). The list of sweet goodness goes on!! And for the Kosher, there are Certified Kosher options along w sugar free options. You can choose anywhere from 1lb, 2lb or 3lb boxes of your choice. 1/2lb bags of selected chocolates like the Cashew Brittle are available. This location is limited, so for those of us that are picky and want only specific chocolates, we can't custom mix our boxes here. :( Oh well, most packages are delicious. And it's worth a try! So, don't be shy. Take a snack break from the retail therapy and stop by while they're here. Or hold your cravings until next November. Better yet, you can always place an order online for home delivery. ;D [Maybe, just maybe, in the near future, See's will open shop for good out here for many of us west coast transplants.]

Ordered flowers at 11am for a friend in the hospital. I was nervous they wouldn't have time to…read moredeliver them today, but clearly I had nothing to worry about since they needed only a two hour turnaround time. The flowers are beautiful, and I couldn't be more pleased. I'll definitely order from Fleur de Leigh again.

Amazing Everytime I go. The knots and pain around my body are getting worked out and I feel the…read morerelief.

Visited a few days ago. Was greeted and taken to a room by Kozy who after a few questions about…read morewhat degree of a massage I wanted proceeded to give a very good medium to hard massage. Overall I found it to be very relaxing massage. The room and business in general was clean and everyone was friendly. Will return soon.