Restaurants
Local parents give us the lowdown on area kid-friendly area restaurants. Yae or Nay? Find out!
Is Pints & Pixels a good place to bring the kids? Our resident restaurant reviewer visited with his boys and gave us the scoop!
When’s the last time you saw a truly new restaurant concept? Toy Box Bistro pulls it off. Odds are good you’ve never been anywhere quite like this. It’s a great place to eat, with a sense of humor, inside a small museum.
The first thing you should know about Dolce Pan Bakery is that it is a delightful Puerto Rican bakery, coffee shop, and fast casual restaurant. The second thing you should know is that to find it easily, just think 2818.
The highly anticipated burger joint opened recently and boasts an assortment of burgers made from grass fed beef, interesting “snacks” (think apps), and a bevy of sides and refreshments. Located in the Shops at Merchants Walk next to Whole Foods, Farm Burger Huntsville has something for everyone!
If your family hasn’t tried Earth & Stone Pizza at Yellowhammer Brewing you might be surprised to discover how family friendly it is – our resident local restaurant expert details his experience.
The new Old Black Bear Brewery is a taproom, restaurant, and coffee shop found in downtown Madison. Our family food review correspondent went with his team to check it out.
Open for breakfast and lunch Beignet Café serves up New Orleans’ favorite powdered sugar treats – read our review before you make the short drive!
Sure, it’s that time of year where kids can get tons of sweet treats, but what about us parents (and our wallets)? Be sure to keep these awesome Halloween Meal Deals in mind before you go out to trick-or-treat this weekend in Huntsville.
Just another reason not to ever judge a place by a subtle exterior! I can’t tell you how many times I drove right by this gem! Drumstixx has a friendly atmosphere and the staff always welcome you with smiles, the occasional fresh cakes, and off-the-menu items. Plus, there’s always a special!
When you and the kids are frolicking at the Huntsville Botanical Gardens be sure to stop in to the Garden of Eat’N for lunch. Here’s why.
