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Huntsville, Alabama Review
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Anonymous (
May 06, 2010)
Huntsville, Alabama is a great place to live. When I lived in Huntsville, I really enjoyed all of the great food and restaurant choices the city has. One thing I miss greatly are the fantastic po boy sandwiches that can be found in Huntsville. A favorite place of mine for po boy ...Read More
sandwiches is The Po Boy Factory. I would actually go so far as to say they have some of the best Cajun and Creole cooking in the entire state of Alabama, which is no small feat. There is not much in this world better than great Cajun cooking. With the affordable prices and the comfortable casual atmosphere, the Po Boy Factory is a great place to have a meal, whether with family or friends. This Huntsville restaurant has gotten extremely popular from people spreading the word about the authentic Louisiana cuisine that can be found deliciously prepared at the Po Boy Factory. For this reason, there is usually a short wait to get a table, but it is well worth it for the food.
Huntsville, Alabama is a beautiful town full of friendly people and great food that isn't found everywhere. It's a great place to call home.
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Family friendlyPublic transit is accessibleWalkable to grocery storesYards are well-keptLots of parksWalkable to restaurantsFriendly neighbors Safe at night Pet friendly Streets have sidewalksA quiet areaSense of community
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Huntsville, AL
Located in Madison County, Huntsville is a town in Alabama that grows each year because of the tight feeling of community that is residents feel and that visitors often experience. Many of the people who live in Huntsville own their homes instead of renting. While walking or riding your bike down the sidewalks, you can smell various aromas coming from small cafes or view the clothing and other items in the windows of the shops that line the streets. Many of the residents have a moderate view when it comes to politics.
Living in Huntsville is affordable whether you want to rent a home or you want to purchase one. Prices associated with both types of living are below the national average. There is a balance of homes that are owned and those that are rented in the city with many of the rentals found closer to the downtown area. There is a wide range of ages in the city as well as a significant amount of diversity regarding ethnic groups as everyone is made to feel welcome in Huntsville. The city has been named as one of the World's Smartest Cities as well as one of the Most Educated Cities in America.
There are numerous career opportunities for those who live in Huntsville and the surrounding areas. From family-owned stores to large businesses, including NASA, you can usually choose the type of job you want to pursue. Jobs with Google and Toyota are available as well. Wages run close to average with the rest of the country. The cost of living is low in Huntsville, which means that it's usually easy to get ahead in finances over time.
Since Huntsville is located in the northern area of Alabama, there are several major cities in other states that are only a short distance away. Some of the cities you can travel to including Knoxville, Atlanta, and Memphis. When you want to venture away from the city, Destin, Gulf Shores, and other beaches are only a few hours away from Huntsville.
The food options in Huntsville range from southern comfort dishes to sushi and tacos. You can find elegant restaurants as well as cafes that serve pastries and coffee. Many of the smaller shops are busiest in the early morning hours and late in the evening. Space Exploration has a history in the state and in Huntsville. Aside from NASA, some of the companies that can be found in the city that specialize in rockets, astronauts, and other space details include Boeing and Blue Origin. Aside from the variety of jobs, the friendly people, and the outdoor activities that you can enjoy, Huntsville offers beautiful views of the Tennessee Valley that are sure to steer you in the direction of this growing city.
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Amenities
Are there many local amenities in
Huntsville?
Yes, there are some amenities close to this location.
Parks
Washington Park
Constitution Hall Park
Bicentennial Park
Big Spring Park
Veteran's Park
Huntsville Depot Museum Park
Gateway Greenway
Community Foundation Park
Entertainment
Constitution Hall Park
Early Works Museum
Weeden House
Japanese Red Bridge
Huntsville Museum of Art
Davidson Center for the Arts
Huntsville Roundhouse and Turntable
Von Braun Center
Food & Drink
BeeZr
Phat Sammy's
Jack Brown's Beer & Burger Joint
Pints & Pixels
Voodoo Lounge
Humphrey's
LeeAnns's
Furniture Factory
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Commute
Is public transit available in Huntsville?
Of all people who commute,
0.3% take public transportation in
Huntsville.