Discover these new businesses in the Huntsville area
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October has been a pretty active month for new business activity in the Huntsville area, with multiple new businesses opening or announcing an opening every week.
This week, we welcome these new businesses to the Huntsville area:
1. GigaParts
The new location for GigaParts Technology Superstore — located at the former Burlington Coat Factory — will include more than 55,000 square feet of space for tech products. Merchandise includes items for photography, astronomy, general aviation and more.
Renovations on the former Burlington Coat Factory building began earlier this year and the new GigaParts should be ready to open in the first quarter of 2024, at which time the existing store at Paramount Drive will close.
- Where: 6123 University Dr, Huntsville, AL 35806
- Opening date: Winter, 2024
- More info
2. Fuegoz Sabor Latino
Offering authentic Latin food, Fuegoz Sabor Latino is one of the new businesses that came into Huntsville recently. They serve delicious chicken or beef empanadas available for pick up pr delivery.
These folks from south Florida are new to the Rocket City and have brought their Hispanic cuisine background to Alabama. They say they will expand their menu soon, as well.
- Where: South Huntsville
- Opening date: Now open
- More info
3. The Ark Pet Spa + Hotel
A new pet spa opened over the weekend in Huntsville. The Ark Pet Spa & Hotel opened on Bob Wallace Ave., adding to The Ark’s other location in Madison. Services include pet daycare, boarding, grooming services and more.
- Where: 2007 Bob Wallace Ave, Huntsville, AL, 35805
- Opening date: Now open
- More info
CLOSING: Mr. Naked Taco
Mr. Naked Taco in Jones Valley opened in May of 2022 at 2030 Cecil Ashburn Dr. SE, Huntsville, AL, 35802. The Mexican eatery and ice cream shop closed earlier this month.
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