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Coming Soon to Huntsville and Madison

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There are so many new developments and restaurants opening in Huntsville and Madison. We have compiled this list of exciting things coming our way! If you think of something to add – feel free to shoot us an email and we will look it over! katelyn@wearehuntsville.com 

106 Jefferson

Downtown Huntsville, AL
Hotel in the heart of the city with onsite restaurant, Baker & Able Rooftop Lounge, is perfect for a snack or drink with great views.
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6200 Redstone Gateway

Redstone Arsenal
A new office building is under construction at Redstone Gateway, a massive mixed-use office park inside Redstone Arsenal. The newest building is 6200 Redstone Gateway, a six-story office building with 180,000 square feet of office space.
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Amerigo

Hays Farm, Huntsville, AL
A Nashville-based Italian restaurant is bringing its first Alabama location to Huntsville at the Hays Farm development.
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Biscuit Belly

Huntsville and Madison
Biscuit Belly, a fast-casual restaurant that offers gourmet biscuits and other breakfast classics, is coming soon to Huntsville and Madison.
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Cheesecake Factory

Bridgestreet Towne Center, Huntsville, AL
The Cheesecake Factory coming to Bridge Street Town Centre will be housed in the former Cantina Laredo space there and is expected to open late 2021.
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Eggs Up Grill

Madison, AL
Eggs Up Grill, a rapidly growing breakfast, brunch, and lunch concept, is starting construction in Madison – the restaurant’s first location in the state.
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Grimaldi’s Pizza

Jones Valley, Huntsville, AL
Grimaldi’s Pizzeria, known for its coal-fired, brick-oven pizza, has partnered with Power Brands Hospitality Group to open a new franchise in the Valley Bend Shopping Center at Jones Valley.
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Hammer Heads Daiquiri Bar

Huntsville, AL
Need To Cool Down From A Hectic Work Day? Need Bangin Food? Brunch With The Crew? Sexy Ambiance? Undeniable Vibes? Say Less We Got You! More info to come
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Hays Farm

South Huntsville, AL
The Hays Farm – promising a development of hundreds of single-family homes as well as retail and multi-family facilities on land located behind Home Depot – will also have a nine-acre park funded by the city touted as a “gathering place” for the community.
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Huntsville Amphitheater

MidCity, Huntsville, AL
The mission for the Huntsville Amphitheater is to become a cultural pillar within the local community by developing diverse, year-round programming appealing to everyone within the rapidly growing North Alabama region.
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Huntsville Skatepark

Huntsville, AL
The facility will be world-class and include supporting facilities such as restrooms, pavilions, sunshades, lighting, landscaping and expanded parking. It is slated to be built on a three-acre site between Kids Space and the championship soccer fields.
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J Alexanders

Madison, AL
Nashville-based J. Alexander’s announced plans Friday to open its latest upscale restaurant in Madison. The restaurant will be about 7,350 square feet with seating for more than 200 guests. The restaurant will employ about 100 full- and part-time workers.
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John Hunt Park – Brahan Spring Bridge

Huntsville, AL
Huntsville City Council voted in July to approve the second of two steel bridges that will connect Brahan Spring Park with John Hunt Park. The city’s latest efforts will make two of its most visited parks just a short walk or bike ride from each other.
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Johnson Development

Huntsville, AL

The Johnson Legacy Complex was the first phase – creating not just a recreational center but one with amenities not seen in any other rec center across the city, such as two indoor soccer courts, a rock-climbing wall, a larger fitness area and a sauna. The subdivision is the second phase, which includes the city upgrading and extending Cecil Fain Drive. Those upgrades would include accommodations for food trucks. The final two phases call for more single-family homes, possibly senior living and maybe small retail store such as a dry cleaners or a coffee shop.
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Main Event Entertainment

Huntsville, AL

A new family-friendly entertainment center is coming to Bridge Street Town Centre. Bayer Properties confirmed that fast-growing Main Event Entertainment will be opening in 2022.
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Melting Pot

Huntsville, AL
Fondue is back in the Rocket City, as the popular Melting Pot restaurant is returning to Huntsville as part of its national expansion plans this year. Patrons will have the chance to enjoy cheesy and chocolatey delights at the restaurant, which began in 1975 in Florida.
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Mrs. Winner’s Chicken & Biscuits

Huntsville, AL
Founded in 1979, Mrs. Winner’s was once a staple in the QSR fried chicken and biscuits market and a tradition in the homes of many Southern families.
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PaPPo’s Pizza and Pub

South Huntsville, AL
PaPPo’s™ is a gathering place where folks get together to celebrate milestones, Anniversaries, or just to enjoy a delicious Craft Beer and Craft Pizza.
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Prohibition

Town Madison, AL
A nod to the classic 1920’s, Prohibition is a rooftop bar and grill that will be situated in Town Madison.
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Salt Factory Pub

MidCity Huntsville, AL
The restaurant’s Braised Lamb Shepherd’s Pie has been featured on Food Network. Other items include Salt Factory Mussels, London broil aged 37 days, burgers, pizzas, and several seafood dishes. 
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Sandra Moon Community Complex

Huntsville, AL
The Sandra Moon Community Complex in Huntsville is well on its way to becoming a multi-purpose recreation venue.
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Sea Salt – Urban Oyster Bar

Downtown Huntsville, AL
If you like oysters, beer and the beach, downtown Huntsville is about to have two of those things within easy reach. Sea Salt, An Urban Oyster Bar will be the newest restaurant from Stephanie Kennedy-Mell and Matthew Mell. It is replacing Corner Pour, which is downtown at the corner of Clinton Avenue and Washington Street. 
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Slim Chickens

Huntsville and Madison, AL
There could be as many as six locations of the Arkansas-based restaurant franchise operating in Alabama by the end of the year.
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South Huntsville Library

Huntsville, AL
The library is being built on the northern end of the old Grissom High School campus and will be the cornerstone of the Sandra Moon Community Complex. Amenities include an open/bookstore-style floor plan, Makerspace Studio, a meeting room, children’s puppet theater, teen gaming center, outside vendor coffee shop, and an indoor fireplace for cozy reading. 
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The Range and the Foundry

Huntsville, AL
“The Range” is a new modern office development located on Governors Drive in Westside Huntsville. “The Foundry” will include restaurant/retail space, 342 multifamily units, including 14 rentable townhomes. 
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The Standard Social Market

Downtown Huntsville, AL
The Standard is a social market and eatery located at 127 Holmes in downtown Huntsville. It includes a market with fresh foods well as a large kitchen where the Chef produces meals-to-go with a full range of menu items available for dine-in or take-out.
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Tom Brown’s Restaurant

Hays Farm, Huntsville, AL
A popular Madison restaurant will be the first restaurant at The Market at Hays Farm. The steak and seafood restaurant will occupy a 6,000-square-foot space at the Publix- and Staples-anchored development.
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Touchstar Luxury Cinemas

MidCity, Huntsville, AL
Touchstar Cinemas said Madison Square 12, located within Huntsville’s MidCity District at the corner of Research Park Boulevard and University Drive, will be redeveloped as Touchstar MidCity Luxury Cinemas.
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Trader Joe’s 

MidCity, Huntsville, AL
The announcement last week that Trader Joe’s plans to open its second Alabama store in Huntsville is apparently not going to be one of those projects that goes silent for months, if not years, after the big splash introduction.
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Turbo Coffee

Huntsville, AL
A productive workplace and freshly brewed coffee are never far apart. That’s why Florence, Alabama-based Turbo Coffee Roasters decided to open its third location at the growing Lincoln Mill campus near downtown Huntsville. Turbo will have a 1,774 square foot shop at the property’s historic Dye House and has plans to open in Q4 2021.
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Whataburger

South Huntsville, AL
Burger fans rejoice: Whataburger has broken ground on a new location in South Huntsville. The burger chain, which opened its first location more than 60 years ago, will be located at 11701 South Memorial Parkway, across the street from Walmart and next to the new Starbucks.
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Wingstop

Hays Farm, Huntsville, AL
Restaurants including Amerigo, Tom Brown’s Restaurant and Wingstop will join Premier Urgent Care, Eye Care Associates, and Grand Nail Lounge, among others.
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  2. Gail Lee

    Sure would like to see new restaurants or shopping in Northeast Huntsville. Especially five pointsssrea,

  4. Riley

    A theme park car carts, water slides, zip lines, mini golf, arcade with a restaurant that serves nachos, hotdogs, candy, burgers, fries, milkshakes, sundaes and more

    • Brittany

      Yes definitely would love to see something like this. We need more things for the kids to do that us parents can enjoy as well.

  5. Krizten

    I would LOVE an HMart!!! The closest one is in Atlanta and I would be thrilled if we got one here.

  6. Mom of Teens and Mema of Two Granddaughters

    Need more of family restaurants!!!

    Red Robin, Olive Garden, red lobsters, or any restaurant that family with young children can enjoy in any better restaurant! There are toooo many fast foods out in Madison City! Tiring parents can grab dinner for family after sports so they can eat healthy dinner than having fast foods.
    Please build more family restaurant in Madison City!

    • Anthony luna

      Best way to get big corps attentions is eat where and what we already have. Applebees has been in Madison for very long time. If we fill that resturant every night and give them waiting times. Other Resturants and chains watch it. One reason why Town Madison and Madison Blvd doesn’t have tons of sit down because the demand besides lunch time business has never been there. If we fill Logans, Applebees, Cracker Barrel and some of the locals also like Libbys we will get more options or start Emailing corporate and tell them we want them. These types of resturants dont usually go towards. Big Factory’s because most dont get enough time to eat and enjoy on a break.

  7. Jen

    Wish we had like an 80s arcade! Vintage games, go cart racing, etc….. kids could have a good safe place to hang out during the best years of their lives!

    • Tracey

      Pints and Pixels has classic games lining all walls! It’s in downtown Huntsville! And family friendly!

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