“ What an excellent assortment of food locations! The factory conversation here was well done and the variety of businesses shows that. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and everything in between! Way better than a mall. ”

“ What an awesome place for 35805 & small businesses! This is a great place to hang out for business or pleasure, and it is family friendly! Plenty of small business restaurants populate this place to give you selection and diversity. Storehouse is destined to do nothing but continue to grow and thrive...give us a six star option, please! It is a win for this area of Huntsville! ”

“ We had our family reunion here and my photos of the food are deleted however we had the taco bar and it was so delicious. Chicken tacos, beef tacos, all the fixings beans and rice. It was amazing.! The service here was very friendly and we were waited on very quickly. As far as the ambience. This was a perfect place to have our family reunion plenty of room. Afterwards, many of my relatives went over for ice cream, which was located in the same area. There are also other shops again. This is a perfect place to have an event. ”

“ My husband and I love this place. The layout is wonderful as all the restaurants (mostly take out) form a semi circle around the courtyard. The courtyard has picnic tables for enjoying your food, rocking chairs, a fire pit, game areas for children, covered and uncovered seating selections. As if that weren't nice enough, they have a high rise stage to watch live music most nights of the week. Bands, as in full bands, (not acoustic, one person strum and hum, perpetuating the music scene downtown. Ugh) begin at 7pm. It's just a lovely atmosphere with children playing and adults enjoying live music while sipping on their beverage of choice. The carry out food selections are wonderful, as well as an old fashioned ice cream shop and wonderful coffee place! ”

“ Just a little about the Parlor at Stovehouse but most especially my stylist Torey Brook Lavish. She is, hands down, the best person I could have ever chosen to be my stylist. I am really picky and at times difficult, I am told. My daughter "stalks" different stylist and their work on IG. She lives in Ga. and noticed Torey and became obsessed. She said I had to try her out. Well, it wasn't that easy. She wasn't taking new clients at the time (she is now, I believe) and I was finally able to get an appointment for a consult. It was the first time I felt truly "listened to". She not only exceeded my expectations, she continues to do so every time I see her and it has been over 2 years now. I highly recommend Torey - you won't be disappointed. ”

“ Storehouse is a fun place to visit with lots of different businesses to check out. The outdoor seating areas are plentiful, and there are some nice indoor spaces for cold or rainy days. If going with a group, it's a great spot so that everyone can get something different to eat if in the mood for something different. In addition to a few stores and a salon, there are a few different restaurants, a brewery, and a coffee shop. If you want a coffee shop to study at, a place to get ramen, mediterranean food, barbecue, or American foods, you can find it all here! Parking is convenient, and it's in a central location in town.It's a great spot to meet up with a group or check out yourself. ”

“ This is a great combination of locations, there are multiple places to eat or you can get everything from Ramen to Boba with BBQ and teriyaki bowls in between. There's a ton of outdoor seating, which makes this ideal as well as several locations where you can also get an adult beverage . Great vibe and perfect for lunch Come for lunch and stay for the day /night ”

“ Stovehouse is a thriving mixed-use development nestled in the heart of Huntsville, Alabama. Formerly the site of the Martin Stove factory, this historic landmark has been revitalized into a vibrant destination that blends the area's industrial heritage with modern amenities. There's a diverse array of dining options in the food garden, ranging from trendy eateries to casual cafes, all housed within the unique repurposed industrial buildings. Additionally, Stovehouse offers a variety of retail shops, office spaces, and entertainment venues around gas light alley and the courtyard, making it a dynamic hub for both work and play in the Huntsville community. 5 star food recommendations with friendly and attentive service: 1. Kamado Ramen - chasu (3 tender,flavorful pieces of pork) 2. Taqueria El Cazador - lengua, cabeza, birria tacos on house-made corn tortillas 3. The Brewers Cooperative - cup Gumbo with a 5oz frosty tropics craft beer Plenty of public parking ”

“ I grew up a mile from the location of the former factory and honestly, we never noticed the factory, nor paid much attention to it, although we used to ride go carts and go to the driving range that was located adjacent to Stovehouse on the west side back then. For several years it was home to a local marketing company who specialized in, among other things, trade show graphics, signage etc. I'm happy the team behind Stovehouse preserved this historic site! I love their sense of humor as evidenced on their website and signage [lawn mowers are only allowed if George Jones shows up; and the trash cans labelled with "Trash Canda"; and references to "horsejackery"]. And I like the well thought out parking lot! Free, abundant parking with wide spaces and 2 free EV chargers! Of the places I've visited are: Electric Belle, Fresco Grille, Pourhouse, the Brewer's Cooperative, and I've hung out with friends at the "Leisure Lawn Food Garden." Of these places, I enjoyed Electric Belle the most, and I think it may be because it is 21and up, indoors and spacious, with attentive bartenders. I ate at Fresco Grille in 2019 when they first opened and the "bowl" I had just didn't do it for me and using plastic utensils in a stryo to go box seated at a tiny table in the bright sun left me rethinking my decision to go there. I went to Pourhouse when it first opened, too, and it was packed inside, it's fairly small indoors, and they quickly ran out of pinot grigio, so my best friend and I went to Campus 805 to get a glass of wine. Also, I really really wish Pourhouse had an elevator so differently abled people could enjoy their rooftop. At the spacious Brewer's Coop., my sorority sisters and I experienced bad service and mediocre meals made with lower quality ingredients, although their wine was surprisingly good. Sorority sis is a member of hte Coop and enjoys their special events and discounts., which is cool! The food garden is good for people watching and live music and there is at least one covered communal area to take your meals and dine indoors - it's called "the booth community seating," paying homage to the Martin Stove's paint booth. Another dislike about SH is the lack of public restrooms, and lighting along gaslight alley. A couple of months ago I met my sorority sister there and we visited Electric Belle and left around 8:30 - she went one way and I went the other. I didn't have my distance glasses, it was super dark, and the one public family restroom I passed, was locked. The good news is, Stovehouse is alive and well and thriving and growing! Every time I've been there it's been full of folks of all ages enjoying themselves, and I've never had a taco I didn't like from any of El Cazador's stores - you really cannot go wrong there. ”