Huntsville is buzzing with excitement as Shagnasty’s Grubbery & Pour House makes a surprising comeback just days after announcing its permanent closure. The popular restaurant and bar, affectionately known as The Shag, shared the heartfelt news on social media, stating, “Our dream will live on!”
This week began on a somber note when Shagnasty’s posted on Facebook about its decision to shut the doors “effective immediately.” The initial announcement expressed gratitude for the steadfast support from the community and noted plans for a liquidation sale, which has since been canceled as the restaurant plans to reopen soon.
In a follow-up Facebook post, the Grants thanked their dedicated customer base: “Thank you for all the people who have reached out to us and it sure is nice to know we have a customer base second to none. To all the Musicians who have played and now will continue to play here we built this for you!”
Since its inception five years ago, Shagnasty’s quickly filled the rock bar void in Huntsville, playing host to a range of hard-rock bands and drawing in music lovers from across the area. The restaurant created a space where patrons could enjoy quality steaks in a relaxed, comforting atmosphere, shifting away from the typical fine-dining experience.
Those familiar with Shagnasty’s know that aside from their succulent steaks, customers can savor a selection of sides such as baked potatoes and fresh salads. Their renowned “Steak Day” discount drew in crowds, showcasing their commitment to providing guests with an exceptional dining experience.
Owners Louis and Trena Grant’s passion for the restaurant shines through in every detail. With their backgrounds in the food industry and a love for music, they have successfully created a vibrant hub for both service industry professionals and music enthusiasts. Louis oversees the kitchen, while Trena manages front-of-house operations, reflecting their hands-on approach to running the restaurant.
At the core of Shagnasty’s identity is the love story of the Grants—both in their marriage and their commitment to the restaurant. They view the establishment not merely as a business, but as a place of connection, memories, and community. “We control everything, every aspect of it, and it’s a beautiful thing,” Louis emphasized, highlighting the synergy of their partnership.
As the reopening date remains under wraps, the excitement among Huntsville residents continues to build. With a loyal customer base and a promise to their patrons, Shagnasty’s Grubbery & Pour House is poised to reclaim its place in the heart of the community. Keep an eye on their social channels for further updates as The Shag prepares to welcome back its guests.
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