Take a look at these 5 openings (+ 2 closings) here in the Huntsville area
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As the new year begins, new businesses are opening here in the Rocket City and we want to let you know about them!
Unfortunately, in addition to the openings we are sharing, we also have a couple of business closures to announce as well. Let’s get you updated:
1. Freddy’s Frozen Custard + Steakburgers
Freddy’s Fans, rejoice. The well-known spot for steakburgers, shoestring fries and frozen custard is now open in Huntsville (so you won’t have to go out to Madison to get your Freddy’s fix anymore).
- Where: 7003 Cabela Dr, Huntsville, AL 35806
- When: Now open
- More info
2. D1 Training
Owned by local husband-and-wife duo Olivia and Garrett Jones, the location will offer youth athletes and adults the chance to train with professional coaches at one of the top fitness facilities in the country.
- Where: 5000 Whitesburg Dr, Huntsville, AL 35802
- When: Jan. 13
- More info
3. Jeff’s Bagel Run
Jeff’s Bagel Run, the fast-rising sensation in the bagel biz known for its scratch-made bagels, fresh cream cheese, and craft coffee program is expanding into the Huntsville area.
- Where: TBA
- When: TBA
- More info
4. Osteria Luca
Osteria LuCa has experienced tremendous popularity in Charlotte, N.C., and is partnering with Power Brands Hospitality Group to bring the restaurant to Stovehouse. We had previously announced that the opening date was TBD, but we now know it is coming soon!
- Where: 3414 Governors Dr SW #705, Huntsville, AL 35805
- When: February, 2025
- More info
5. Eggs Up Grill (Athens)
This popular breakfast/brunch chain is now open in Athens. This is the second Eggs Up Grill for husband-and-wife duo Alex and Kris McLellan, who also own the Eggs Up Grill in Madison.
- Where: 22031 US-72, Athens, AL 35613
- When: Now open
- More info
In addition to openings, we have some closing to announce
Unfortunately, we do have two business closings to announce (luckily, the openings outnumber the closings).
PBR Lockhart Steakhouse
The country/western-themed steakhouse at Bridge Street has closed. After hosting a New Year’s Eve bash at the Huntsville location, the restaurant closed its doors permanently.
Ding How II
After a fire at Ding How II on Whitesburg Drive closed the restaurant temporarily in April, the owners have opted not to renew their lease at its current location.
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