Really cool venue with tons of bars, food and office buildings. It was cold so didn't really…read moreexplore but will be back to check it out.

I like the variety of food options. You can choose from ramen, Mexican, BBQ, crepes, Mediterranean,…read moreand bar food. There are options for everyone and it's reasonably priced. The people were friendly. It's a great space for groups. It's very family friendly with indoor and outdoor seating. I wasn't overly impressed with the beer selection at the co-op, but I'd come back and try it again.

So much food options to choose from with all the restaurants here. Love the large open space for…read morefriends and families to play games and be off electronics. The music is always uplifting and gives the atmosphere a great vibe. I have never had any issues with the great service and the staff. Polite staff and extremely helpful and knowledgeable of the place they are working. Come by I guarantee you won't regret it

It is an interesting place, and being able to drink beer in a school setting feels like a dream…read morecome true. We arrived a bit early and were not able to access the speakeasy, but we did manage to find its location. Parking is easy, and there are plenty of spaces to hang out with friends throughout the venue, including the second floor and the basement. I will likely return in the future to check out the speakeasy.

Absolutely love shopping here because it's always something new that you missed the last time you…read morewere here

If you are an artist or you appreciate art, this is a very cool place that I think you will love…read more Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainmeny is the largest privately owned arts facility in the United States. Located in an old textile mill. It has 152 working studios for over 200 artists and makers, 7 galleries, a theatre, community garden, and performance venues. There are even two swings!! There are plenty of items to buy, so much to look at, and you can even take art and dance classes.

We came to the New Year's Eve Party 2025 going into 2026 and it was done really well and it was a…read moreblast! Way exceeded my expectations. They handed out mini champagne bottles at 10pm, did a cash balloon drop at 11pm and of course the count down with poppers. They had little food bites on carts rolling around, several bars and photo booths. It was awesome! Very spacious, ambiance was amazing!

I like the Electric Belle. My sorority sister and I came here on a Wednesday last month because her…read moredaughter was taking a dance class there. I think it was salsa dancing, but it may have been west coast swing at the EB. Her daughter had the time or day wrong and there was no class, but we all enjoyed a nice visit there. Because it was Wednesday, the bar at EB featured the "Drink Exchange at The Electric Belle, " which according to their website is, "the most ELECTRIFIED take on the bar menu yet, The Drink Exchange at The Electric Belle is your opportunity to influence the market with your tab, buy your favorite drinks low, and when the market crashes EVERYONE WINS! Wednesday nights inside The Electric Belle. OPEN 5PM-10PM - MARKET BELL RINGS AT 6PM!" Well, alrighty then, what this meant for me as I ordered a pinot grigio at the bar is, a TV to the far right of the bar displayed some stock market graphics affiliated with drinks maybe??? My SS found it interesting and was explaining it to me, anyway, I zoned out regarding the explanation because it was too cerebral for me at the moment. We missed the market bell ring because we got there around 7:30. Back to the Belle. It's a nice event space! Nice shiny concrete floors, I think it had a stage and a large projection screen was set up in a corner. There is outdoor seating which was nice on this lovely evening and the landscaping is nice, too. It's on the western most side of Stovehouse which I had never explored before, and I didn't see any nearby parking. The bartender was nice, the wine was good and at a good price point, and the space itself was fresh, clean, and modern. Outside the immediate area of EB is not well lighted, and for some reason, the restrooms in the area [not in EB proper - still in Stovehouse] were locked {??}, so there's that. I should have asked the bartender if they had restrooms inside EB. Do try EB, they have some interesting events on their calendar, west coast swing, disco night, zombie prom, and age 21 and over entertainment such as Dave Anderson and Ben Luthy, both of which are free shows which is super nice!

Drinks are great!! Service was super quick and friendly! Overall nice place to hangout!read more

I had low expectations for a place that serves cocktails from a tap! We came around 5:50 just i…read moretime for happy hour that runs 4-6. The staff was very friendly and helpful when ordering. I got a dirty martini vodka with a blue cheese olive (pretty sure they gave me feta but I'm not complaining). Husband ordered paper plane which was delicious. Quickly got drinks flowing, nice clean bathrooms, and fun night out ambiance. Come here if you have a group and want an upscale feel drink!

We came here for the Blind Raven Pop Up that's going on for October 2025. It looked cool on social…read moremedia so I reserved through open table. They make you pre pay $40 per person, but when we checked out it said the amount would go toward our bill. That was a lie. They gave us an assorted dessert plate, which they apparently ran out of so one of the plates was random stuff thrown together. That supposedly was $20. Then charged $20 for a cover charge. What a rip off. I'd understand if it was a cocktail and the desert for $40. But not the case. I probably won't ever go back.

The Jaycees donated this building to the City of Huntsville. It is available to rent for your…read morespecial event. The facility has 12,000 square feet, a caterer's kitchen and can hold up to 600 for a reception / 400 for sit-down events. Contact the Jaycee Community Building staff to learn more about how you can host your event at Eric.Enchelmayer@huntsvilleal.gov or 256-883-3728.