Hi everyone. We heard this place from an Uber Driver. Best place ever to go to in Chattanooga. Not…read moreonly Cassandra is amazing, she is super friendly and know how to entertain the audience. Love her explaining all the different licor, moonshine and different drinks. Then we went in the tour. Yes, there is a tour of the underground. Adam explained each area and with super details. We learned so much. It was worth every penny and you will not be disappointed. Come to have a great time in drinks, look at the shop and the tour. A place to come back again!

We were traveling to Nashville and had some time to spare so we thought we would stop att the Dam…read moreWhiskey Corporation for a tasting. They also have a tour of the old power station that now houses the Dam Whiskey distillery. The tasting costs $5 if you take the tour which costs $32 pp. We did the tasting first and you get minuscule amounts of their wares that is just barely enough to taste although the whiskeys were quite good. The tour on the other hand is definitely something to be avoided. There is no active distilling taking place and the old power station houses barrels of distillate being aged. The tour guide pointed out where there generators were located in the past and a flooded area where new generators were placed in the past. The structure is filthy, dusty and now houses remnants of their Haunted House tour (around Halloween.) This place is an OSHA nightmare with water puddles to walk through and rather dangerous staircases and debris on the floors. It would have been nice if a minimal effort might have been made to show what the power station might have looked like in its heyday. We were glad to escape unscathed except for the cost. Avoid this if you can.

Definitely one of our favorite breweries to hit up when we visit Chattanooga. On our most recent…read moretrip, we came in on a Tuesday and took advantage of their Tallboy Tuesday - $3 tallboys. After a grueling mountain hike in the summer heat on Wednesday, we decided a return trip was necessary, and were treated to pint night! Huge. Bartenders are chill and knowledgeable and the digs are comfy and fairly spacious. We played a few games of shuffleboard, then toyed around with the SNES in the back (very satisfying for the ol' inner child). Bonus, they're dog-friendly!

Nice little brewery with solid beers. Favorite beers are Wee Heavy Metal scotch ale and Bouvine…read moreblack ipa. Neither were on tap, but we could carry out beers from the cooler. Hazy ipa and coffee porter was good too. They have a small bar and a big back room with board games you can play. When we visited, there were several dogs in the front bar area who were quite aggressive -barking and growling- so I was a bit uncomfortable trying to get around them to go to the bathroom. They do not have food, so plan to bring your own if you visit and feel like a nosh.

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

Service was awesome, guy behind bar was friendly and very informative…read more Decent selection of draft beers, but the selection of beers from around the world was fantastic. If cruising by Cleveland TN, stop by and enjoy the vibes, draft beers and pick some beers to go that you may likely not find elsewhere!

First time here, while in town for work. Huge selection of craft beer and plenty on tap…read more I got a flight of 3. My favorite was Maine Lunch IPA. I also got a container of the Cajun Mix, which was very good. They have a large outdoor patio area, part of which is covered.

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.

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.

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.

I waited far too long to try this place. First of all I love the decor and ambiance. It reminds me…read moreof a bar in Scotland or England. We were made to feel very welcome from the second we walked in. We choose this place because Final Girl Vegan had an pop up takeover and I love thier food. The owner made me a non alcoholic mixed drink and I loved it. We will definitely be back. This quaint neighborhood bar will very quickly become one of our favorite hang outs. I notice some tables had chess boards on them too which was kind of cool.

The place was fairly small, but seating inside and outside. I think the outside is mainly used to…read moresmoke. You order at the bar and they bring it out to you. The bartender was nice and we didn't have to wait long. We got there not long after it opened and it filled up pretty fast. It looked like they had a lot of regulars. It was loud and had a friendly atmosphere. They had a band and it was pretty loud on that end as well. I think it's a great place to just listen to music and chill, especially if you're alone. It's hard to talk without raising your voice, so I wouldn't recommend if you just want to sit and converse with someone. I included pictures of the menu that they had when we went. My only gripe is that they don't have an actual website and the menu I found didn't match what they had. The food was good though.

"What's upstairs?"…read more That's been the question on Chattanooga's social scene's mind for the past year. Everyone wants to climb the stairs of the second floor of The Bitter Alibi. Well, now you can! The idea is a cocktail bar. Pretty simple, right? And that's just it, that's all it is. No tricks, no whistles, no $16 cocktails with some weird Japanese spirit that you don't know anything about. You want a good cocktail by seasoned bartenders, well, then there ya go. Oh, and they dress them up! Umbrellas! Fun straws! Even little plastic pterodactyls. Yeah, I don't know what it means either, but it's fun and much better than staying at home watching America's Funniest Home Videos and eating your sad pasta. It's a very intimate space, enough for about 20 people. The idea is reminiscent of a tiki lounge; macramé adorns the walls, the daiquiris are served in big parrot-styled cups, there's a sound system playing club music. There's even a porch overlooking The Big Nine District and the MLK Mural. Bring your best friends, or that girl you've dropped the ball on asking out for the past two weeks -- she'll be impressed.

Bartender made a delicious Pisco Sour. Prices reasonable for fantastic cocktails! This bar is up…read morethe spiral staircase.