BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — Are you heading to Huntsville, Alabama for the Southern University football game? Check out these places to eat and spend time with your family if this is your first trip to Alabama. The Jaguars will play against the Alabama A&M University Bulldogs at 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 2, at Louis Crews Stadium. The matchup against the Bulldogs will be the Jaguars' fifth Southwestern Athletic Conference game of the season. We have compiled a list of some of the places to eat and attractions that your family can enjoy while visiting Huntsville when you make the trip to support the Jaguars. Who is Southern University playing this football season? See game times, mascots Where to eat in Huntsville Connors Steak and Seafood (345 The Bridge St.) Connors Steak and Seafood offers delicious appetizers, along with prime steaks, chops and U.S.D.C. inspected seafood, according to their website. Some of their seafood specialties include blue lump crab cakes, king crab legs and cold-water lobster tail. Their signature cuts include ribeye, sirloin and blue cheese filet. Hildegard's German Cuisine (2357 Whitesburg Drive) Hildegard's German Cuisine provides a selection of schnitzels, sausages and other German classics, along with imported beer, according to their website. The restaurant's house specials include onion-crusted tilapia, Hildegard's sampler and liver and onions. Cotton Row (100 Southside Square) Chef James Boyce's flagship restaurant, Cotton Row, features fine American cuisine. Customers can choose from a selection of entrees, including roasted Gulf red snapper, black bass meuniere, grilled certified black Angus beef and braised black Angus beef short ribs. Ol Heidelberg Cafe (6125 University Drive) According to the restaurant's website, Ol Heidelberg Cafe offers a menu of traditional German entrees, sandwiches and sides. Some bistro specialties include German goulash, black forest meatballs and an assortment platter. Blue Plate Cafe (3210 Governors Drive) Blue Plate Cafe in Huntsville offers a breakfast, lunch and dinner menu. The specialty plates on the lunch and dinner menu are Southern fried catfish. Some of the options on their breakfast menu include French toast, three-cheese omelet and very berry pancakes. Things to do in Huntsville with family U.S. Veterans Memorial Museum (2060 Airport Road) The U.S. Veteran Memorial Museum in Huntsville displays memorabilia, weapons and vehicles from the American Revolution to the present day, according to the museum's website. The museum is currently open from Wednesday to Saturday. Huntsville Botanical Garden (4747 Bob Wallace Ave.) According to their website, the Huntsville Botanical Garden "offers an escape into the enchanting world of nature. The botanical garden offers a variety of experiences throughout all seasons. Click here to view admission rates to the botanical garden. Monte Sano State Park (5105 Southeast Nolan Ave.) Monte Sano State Park features 14 rustic cottages, picnic areas, a Japanese garden, hiking trails, a planetarium, an outdoor amphitheater, a country store, primitive camping area with 20 sites and an RV campground with 89 sites, according to its website. Big Spring International Park (200 Church St.) The Big Spring International Park in Huntsville "plays host to numerous events, including Panoply Arts Festival and Concerts in the Park and many more," according to their website. The park is home to a variety of attractions, activities and even utilities. Bridge Street Town Centre (365 The Bridge St.) Bridge Street Town Centre offers food, fashion, events, movies and anytime-style inspiration, according to their website. The town centre features a selection of shops, places to eat and places to stay. Latest News Ohtani’s 50/50 ball shatters record for most expensive in sports history  NFL quarterback Andy Dalton, family involved in car accident: team Baton Rouge cat rescue to raise money with 'Cat Tales & Cocktails' event Despite E. coli outbreak, McDonald's says customers should feel confident eating at chain Geraldo Rivera: 'I wish I had bailed on the Trump train a lot sooner'