

Baumhower’s Victory Grille is a family-friendly sports-themed restaurant in Huntsville, AL. Complete with wall-to-wall TVs and a menu full of scratch-made American classics and all the game-day favorites since 1981. From our 100% USDA Choice custom grind burgers to Gulf Seafood, fresh and healthy artisan salads, and legendary buffalo wings – voted best wings in AL year after year – there’s always something for the whole team to cheer about at Baumhower’s.
Enduring sports-themed chain with a menu of pub grub, steaks, seafood & other entrees, plus TVs.
Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2309 Memorial Pkwy SW, Huntsville, AL 35801
Phone: (256) 881-8878
Website: http://www.baumhowers.com/
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Reviews
Overall, everything was good. It really was. The fried mozzarella app was really good, if a little oily, but that’s kind of to be expected, not complaining. But it was definitely good. My dinner was good. Overall, I’m more impressed with the ownership and staff in their willingness to make even the smallest of unhappiness right. That was impressive. Good work on that.
This is going to be a very mixed review. It was a very mixed experience with my pick-up order and I will just be as organized as possible about it. I’ll go down the order, I guess.
This was mine and my wife’s 14th anniversary dinner.
I had the naan shrimp po’boy. The po’boy itself was actually really good. The shrimp was cooked just right, seasoned well, the remoulade sauce was delicious (it could have stood to have a little more on it), the lettuce was…lettucing or something. I would have loved the option to leave off the tomatoes, but there’s no substitutions or omissions allowed, which is a bit ridiculous. The fries were terrible. They tasted like they were just pulled out of the bag, unthawed, brought to a little above room temperature and then left. Granted, I expected cold fries with a carry-out order, but these were just… underwhelming. Also, I think they had salt substituted on them by the back of house for air because they were completely bland, as well.
Up next, my wife had the Gooey Wingfinger Bowl. She said she really enjoyed the chicken, the sauce on it was great, and it was cooked beautifully. Again, the fries were inedible.
Last of the meal plates was our 12 year old. They said it was good, liked everything, but kids aren’t always very nitpicky, especially when it either involves fries.
Finally, the dessert. This was by far the most disappointing thing. Beignets Ala’bama. I’m from Louisiana, grew up around po’boys, etoufee, jambalaya, gumbo, crawfish boils, and of course, beignets. This was not even close to that. I’ve no idea what this was, how the dough managed to be both hard and stale at the same time, or poofed up but totally empty inside, either. They should be soft, pillowy, full of that yeasty goodness and a little bit crunchy at the edges. The only thing this had going for it was copious amounts of powdered sugar. Absolutely no one ate them.
I was genuinely happy with the main course dishes, seriously. But aside from that -pun intended- everything else ell