Great spot. Good atmosphere... new and not many people but will be great once people find the spot.read more

This is a very classy cigar place. I love it. It's a little expensive but a great place to hang out.read more

Great cocktails in a very chill and laid back setting. I loved how the front opens up so you can…read moreget a nice breeze during the evening. Service was attentive and prices were reasonable for tasty cocktails. Also, one of the few places that are open later in the evening. Would definitely recommend.

First of all - love the name. This spot was fun and chill; had good seating and vibey lighting and…read moremusic that's loud enough to feel good energy, but still able to talk. Menu prices were pretty standard for chatt. It was easy to get the bartenders attention and it wasn't too crowded.

Great music and chill vibes!! Especially Sunday Nights! Love listening to Matt Hicks play the…read moreguitar!!

Loved this place! Bartenders were great! And the place was cool- good music. Loved the vibe and…read morethe people. Sooo much fun! Inside and outside areas. Good drinks

Tammy was wonderful.She was so professional as bartender and food server…read more Scott was marvelous as well.Educated me about the establishment,since it was my first time there. I definitely recommend this place to anyone who is looking for a fun place to chill and relax. The food was awesome indeed.Please come,if you haven't been there yet.

Have always had great service and food at this place. Have been here numerous times. If you arrive…read morelate there you s a $5 cover charge on the weekends from what I can tell but it's a good place for a group to hang out and shoot pool.

The Woodshop is the place to go to see and hear quality live music in a smaller setting with a full…read morebar and great food. This spot may be St. Elmo's biggest asset!

My experience at the Wood Shop was an amazing experience. I love the atmosphere and everyone was…read morevery friendly and welcoming. This place is a hidden gem. I went on the night that KiKiMonique performed. Everyone that performed that night was awesome. I love the sound of live music and the passion they demonstrated gave me chills. I will definitely be back. Oh yeah the food is good too.

Great spot! Had…read morebeen next door for some music, but dropped in here afterwards for a couple of great cocktails! Loved the decor, and the friendly service! Highly recommended!

A bonafide Texas honky-tonk with an indie streak, Bless Yer Heart made me feel right at home on a…read morerecent late-night visit. We stopped in for pre-dinner drinks on a Saturday with a big group, and I immediately fell in love with their roadhouse ephemera, all neon beer signs, Willy Nelson posters, etc. but with a fun twist to let you know they're in on the joke. I was instantly transported back to my old Austin mainstays, and immediately knew we were in for a good time. Their cocktail menu bordered tiki, which was a welcome twist, and I loved sipping on the barn sour, a gin mixed with the freshest scent of cantaloupe. Friends really enjoyed their creamy and decadent frozen amaretto sours, making one of the cheekiest and chicest drinks in town. A must in Chattanooga and one of my new favorite bars anywhere.

Wow! I really wanted to like this place based on the reviews stating how the bartenders are so…read morefriendly and accommodating. Sadly, as an individual customer, that was not my experience on a Thursday night. I arrived a little before 7pm and I was warmly greeted by Drew. I told her I was excited to dine here, specifically in the bar, based on reviewers comments. Her friendliness and positive attitude assured me I made the right decision. However, the bar area was not as inviting or welcoming as the evening progressed. My bartender was cordial and asked if I wanted a cocktail. I asked if this place makes a good Cosmopolitan. He said "Do you like it tart or sweet?" (Never been asked that before, but I appreciated the question.) I said "tart" and he made me the BEST Cosmopolitan I've had in a while! It was served half in a glass and the rest in a small decanter surrounded in a glass of ice. Great presentation and even better drink! Just a touch of pink and nice and strong. 5 star start! Then, it went downhill. I ordered the Wedge Salad ($9) and the Seared Scallops ($18), both under the "Starters, Small Plates" section. Both were very good, with excellent presentation. I should have realized the "Small Plates" would only provide a few scallops (3), but they were very well prepared and quite good. After I ordered and the food was provided, little customer service was given thereafter. I had to ask for water refills twice. (When I finally asked for my check, I got a refill without asking.) During this time, only one other customer was in the bar. The two bartenders were talking to another employee about a streaming finale one recently watched. Eventually, the second bartender came onto my side and I asked if I could order one more item from him since my bartender never came back. (The first bartender was Josh, which I discovered when I got the bill receipt.) The other bartender took my order for the Pot Roast Nachos (as I still somewhat hungry) and the Nachos were absolutely fantastic, just like the reviews recommended. At 8pm, I left as I was the only patron left in the bar (I wonder why?) and they were cleaning up even though closing was still an hour away. The bill for two cocktails and the food mentioned above came to $77. Then, $13 was added for Tennessee state/county tax and also liquor/wine tax!!! Was my meal and service worth $100, not really. As I left, I saw the personable Drew and she asked me how the evening went. I explained and she apologized that it did not meet my expectations. I said I just think I came on an off night. However, maybe she should tell management that if only one customer is left at the bar, you should treat them with the attention and respect as anyone who came in earlier. I don't feel I received the service I deserved for the price I paid so sadly, I can only provide a review based on this one time experience.

This is connected to the Public House restaurant (which was great). Stopped into the Social while…read morewaiting for colleagues to arrive for dinner. Looks the part of an old style bar with well-worn wooden bar. Bartenders were friendly & attentive. I decided to try The Social Sour, which is basically a New York sour - a whiskey sour with a red wine float. It looks great & tasted great too but I wasn't absolutely sure it was actually red wine on top. In any case try that or the barkeep's old fashioned.

So, as Burger Week draws to a close, I was out in Red Bank, and decided to hit this spot, having…read moreheard good things about them. Street level, this appears to be a small place, but as I quickly learned, looks can be deceiving as there are levels below street level, as well as an outside patio. This also happens to be where the kitchen is set up in a trailer. Clever Alehouse is very laid back and comfortable. This strikes me as a neighborhood "joint". There's a reasonable variety of food, a decent beer selection, and the staff incredibly friendly and attentive. Their entry for Burger Week was excellent, one of the better burgers I've sampled this week. Clearly, this warrants a return visit, so I can sample more of what is offered from a food selection.

Food is always great and the service is friendly. Fun laid back ambiance with a game room…read moredownstairs. Great spot for a quick bite and a beer.