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Some Of Alabama’s Best Food Awaits At These 11 Middle-Of-Nowhere Restaurants
Looking for the best middle-of-nowhere restaurants hiding across Alabama?. These 11 spots promise outstanding food and experiences that are truly worth the drive!. 1. Irondale Cafe (Irondale) Irondale is a small town sitting just outside Birmingham, and it punches well above its weight class when it comes to culinary significance.
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Ask Anyone In Florence About A Slaw Dog And They’ll Send You To Trowbridge’s
Some towns have a statue in the square. Florence, Alabama, has a soda counter that has been serving neighbors since 1918. Families pass down their favorite booth the way other families pass down recipes, and folks happily drive 90 minutes just for one afternoon stop. The menu keeps things simple, with hot dogs, chili, sandwiches, shakes, and a fruity ice cream flavor that a great-grandfather dreamed up generations ago.
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Pet of the Week: Nupert is ready to keep your lap warm
CULLMAN, Ala. – A comfortable seat is even better with someone to share it, and Nupert is happy to volunteer. This large, affectionate cat will settle across your lap like a cozy quilt, ready for some time together. Nupert, The Cullman Tribune Pet of the Week, is an approximately 4-year-old tuxedo cat available for adoption at the Cullman County Animal Shelter. This sweet boy loves to snuggle and would rather be close to his person than anywhere else. Toys are a big part of Nupert’s day, too. He enjoys playtime, but companionship is what he seeks most. For someone who likes a cat to keep them company while they read, watch television or simply unwind, Nupert could be a loving match. His adoption fee is $35 because he is already neutered. The reduced fee reflects that completed procedure, not the value of the companionship he has to offer. His adoption fee includes vaccinations and microchipping. To learn more about Nupert or meet him, visit the Cullman County Animal Shelter at 935 Convent Road NE. The shelter is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Contact the shelter at 256-734-5448 or cullmananimalshelter@co.cullman.al.us . Has Nupert already been adopted? Don’t worry!
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This Unique Seafood Restaurant In Alabama Serves Up The Freshest Catfish You’ll Ever Taste
If you’ve been eating frozen catfish your whole life and calling it good, The Fish Creel in Anderson, Alabama is about to have a serious conversation with your taste buds. This is the kind of restaurant that resets your expectations and makes you wonder what else you’ve been settling for without realizing it.
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Barefield’s of Madison: Men’s & Women’s Clothing Downtown
Madison, if you haven’t walked into Barefield’s of Madison yet, you’re missing one of the most fabulous new downtown shopping spots! In my opinion, it lives up to the hype: the clothes are great, the space is attractive, and the customer service is 10/10. Barefield’s is a...
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Fill An Entire Bag With Books For Under $20 At This Enormous Alabama Bookstore
Somewhere in Madison, Alabama, there’s a store that will make your wallet breathe a sigh of relief and your bookshelf beg for mercy. 2nd & Charles is the kind of place that turns a quick errand into a two-hour adventure you didn’t plan for but absolutely needed. Let’s...
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99 Boutique talks Under the Christmas Tree event
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (TENNESSEE VALLEY LIVING) - Under the Christmas Tree kicks off on Friday! Tennessee Valley Living just welcomed another one of its vendors, for a look at what the event has to offer. This time, Sarah Hines and Mikayla Shiver, with The 99 Boutique, joined with a couple items...
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Road-Trippers Pass Right By These 8 Alabama Restaurants That Have Outlasted The Interstate
Interstates made Alabama road trips faster, but they also sent a lot of drivers zooming past the places that fed travelers long before the first exit ramp opened. Some of those old restaurants never left. They still sit on Main Streets, courthouse squares, and old U.S. highways, serving biscuits, barbecue,...
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Cullman gathers by candlelight for ‘An Evening with Poe’
CULLMAN, Ala. – The night came on, as November nights do, cold and early and quiet. Inside Jubilee Kitchen + Bar, the candles were already lit. Tall tapers flickered against dark walls. Deep crimson cloth pooled across the tables like spilled wine, and a single red rose waited beside each small glass vase. At the bar, beneath a chandelier glowing like a cluster of pale moons, cocktails with names borrowed from the grave were shaken and poured. And then, as the hour of six drew near, the room fell still, and the voice of Edgar Allan Poe returned to the living. Jubilee and the Cullman County Public Library joined forces Monday, Nov. 2, for “An Evening with Poe,” a night of cocktails and dramatic readings celebrating the 19th-century master of mystery and the macabre. Guests gathered for a cocktail hour at 5 p.m. before readings began at 6. Even the drinks were steeped in dread. Jubilee’s “An Evening with Poe” specials menu, marked with a perched raven, offered five cocktails inspired by the author’s darkest works: The Black Cat: vodka, chocolate liqueur, cherry and heavy cream The Raven: blanco tequila, Cointreau, blackberry and lime The Pale Blue Eye: gin, elderflower
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Cullman Community Theatre invites voices to bring Christmas magic to Christkindlmarkt
CULLMAN, Ala. – Picture it: twinkling lights strung across Depot Park, the scent of roasted nuts and warm cider drifting through the cold night air, and the soft glow of wooden huts dusted in holiday cheer. Then, just around the corner, a group of carolers in top hats and long Victorian skirts begins to sing. It’s like immersing yourself in a scene from a Hallmark Christmas movie. And this holiday season, in the heart of Cullman, you could be one of the voices. Cullman Community Theatre is inviting singers of all ages to join its Christmas Caroling group, which will spread holiday cheer at the Cullman Christkindlmarkt this season. “We’re getting ready to spread some holiday cheer at the Cullman Christkindlmarkt, and we’d love to have you join us!” the theatre shared. The group’s next rehearsal is this Tuesday, Nov. 3, at 7 p.m. at the Clark Street Theatre, the old church on the corner of Third Avenue Northeast and Clark Street Northeast, behind Cullman City Hall. All ages are welcome. Carolers 13 and younger must be accompanied by a caroling adult. The carolers are part of the theatre’s Cullman Community Choir, launched in fall 2025 to bring local voices
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The secret to building a multi-concept hospitality group
A strong first location doesn’t guarantee a strong second. Owners who expand too fast can strain cash, lose quality and open restaurants the market doesn’t want. But the ones who grow well plan for cash early, protect their teams and know when to let a restaurant go. On...