Ridiculously great beer and atmosphere! All sorts of awards and fantastic service! Worth a return…read morevisit.

Great craft beers. Good country music. Friendly bartender. Visited on a Tuesday evening, wasn't…read morebusy at all.

Very quiet on a Thursday afternoon. Staff were very friendly and happy to talk about the brewery…read moreand surrounding area. Good selection of festive drinks along with daily fare. Permanent food truck expected imminently. Very good selection of beer varieties. All were good. Interesting selection of their own distillery items. Bourbon is a little young, but good. Will be returning.

Stopped in for a quick beer during our visit to Copperhill. The brewery is cozy and a great spot…read moreto rest and relax from walking around downtown. I loved that the TN/GA state line was displayed inside so you can choose which state to drink at, haha!

While we were driving up to Five Wits, i notice there was a beautiful wing mural on the side of…read moretheir building out front. We parked and before even going inside we went out front to take some the sun started to set too much. The mirror is done by a professional artist known for her beautiful wing designs. On the patio that we walked past to get to the inside was a live band playing, and there were a ton of cute dogs all over with their owners enjoying the music. It was the cutest sight. Inside there are 2 sections of the brewery, but they had the front closed so we couldn't use the back smaller part. I liked the small part to be honest with you. It wasn't super small, but it was much more quaint looking. Service was super friendly, offering us a samples of anything that we would like to try, but of course, we ultimately got a flight. Luckily for me , they also had the Lions game on so I was able to see the end of the game and our victory. They do have food on their menus, and I can definitely see us returning it to this location when we're in Chattanooga again.

Five Wits came highly recommended but I was not a fan. I visited on a Friday at noon. There were a…read morehandful of people inside and it became a bit more crowded while I was there. Only the back part of the brewery was open, with an indoor and outdoor area, a couple TVs, and eclectic decor. They were running a promo: $3 for a 10 oz beer or $3 for a 16oz beer if you buy food. We got the Bird Watcher Kellerbier and Sunblaze American IPA -- both were fine. We also got the Mission-style burrito with al pastor ($11), as a Super Burrito ($2 upcharge for sour cream and avocado). This was the worst burrito I've had in a long time. Al pastor should be a balance of sweet and spicy; this was overpoweringly sweet. The side salsas had no heat, either. Mission-style burritos are known for their size, but this was a normal burrito, smaller than I would get at Chipotle. It took about 20 minutes to get the burrito which was too long.

Had our pre wedding happy hour for my daughter. The staff and especially the manager made it that…read moremuch more special! Thank you Red Top for a memorable celebration

Stopped by Red Top Brewhouse and had a really good experience. Tried the Pine Mountain Pilsner on…read moredraft, light and refreshing and the Midnight Rider Oatmeal Stout, which was smooth and flavorful. We also ordered the Red Top BBQ flatbread, and it was very tasty. The atmosphere was cozy and relaxed, with Christmas music playing, and the service was quick and friendly. Overall, a solid spot for good beer, good food, and a nice time. Would definitely come back.

Really neat little brewery and a neat building near pavilion and Finley stadium…read more Staff was friendly and informative about menu. We went on a Thursday and played "singo" Apps, cocktails and service were all great!

Naked river sits across the street from a college. So we were able to park in the parking lot…read morebehind the brewery was completely full and required payment. Walking in , you could see a long bar that you could sit at or just order food at in a designated area and seat yourself around the place. We chose to set up the bar, of course. It kind of ended up being a bad idea because people had no idea about personal boundaries and being in other people's face while they're enjoying their beers and they are standing around ordering food and reaching over you. Ben and I even switch seats, because he is worried about his personal space then I am. Most of the food that was on the menu was barbecue driven but since I had just had poke, I was not hungry. The servers were very friendly when we were ordering and checked in on us often I just wish that they would have kept the line in a more orderly fashion since there was a designated area for ordering specifically.

Teresa and I with Nada at the Brewhaus. Amazing German food and a great selection of beers…read more Convenient from DT Chattanooga and on a nice street for shopping. Free parking too! Bonus. Nada is one of the OG bartenders and is a wealth of Chattanooga knowledge. Fun atmosphere and very casual.

Brewhaus was absolute fire. I got the sampler so I could try a bit of everything and have to say…read morethe pretzel and kraut balls are so worth it. I'm going to try and duplicate the kraut balls they were that good. As for food the snitzel and potato cakes

We came to Greenline to quench our curiosity of what house beers were being offered. They have a…read morelager called Allenbrook and a refreshingly delicious light and hazy IPA called Shirtless. After relaxing and admiring the venue our host provided us with colored markers to add our names to the wall, which we did. I spoke to one of the founders of the bar who was an avid climber and his brother a surfer, who said the name of brewery Greenline derived from the previous business which was a deli. They restored the space which has some interesting words written on the historic brick walls - the profanity had to be hidden. The bar also had other beer offerings, which we did not try. My talk with Chris St Vrain, revealed how the brothers designed the jackets of their beers: Allenbrook with its rope designs on it and named after a secluded Roswell climbing wall; and Shirtless after his brothers' love of the salt life. We hung out for a short while and felt very refreshed. Nicole and I really enjoyed our time at this bar and hope to be back soon.

This place is a cute local brewery. They only serve beer and wine. The bartender is really nice…read more They had live music. A unique quality about this place is that you can write on the walls!!

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.

January 2, 2021 On…read moreour home bound road trip from Ohio, we stopped a couple of times but came here especially to try the beer. It was a little chilly, but not quite "Ohio" chilly so we sat ourselves outside with a couple of hazy IPA aka Juice Bombs from Sloop Brewery. This brew pub is sandwiched between brick buildings: Stacks, a burger pub, on the right and another commercial building on the left. Across the street is the Police, so be warned, and don't get too funky. We asked if they had food and said no but it was ok to get some take out and eat it at their table or order from Stacks (what we did) and they bring it to your table from next door. Even better. Stacks' mushroom burger and stack cheese burger were very good too. We washed those down with another set of local IPAs called Southeast by Tailgate Brewery in Nashville, TN, also very good. Some of the tables have heating lamps which would have been nice as it got chillier. Not ours. But no sweat. This place does occasionally make their own beer as well but it's primarily a brew pub which sells other beer and canned beer from all over. I'm glad we had a chance to come. Now for the drive home. Thankfully we are less than 2 hours away. Atlanta here we come!

Excellent weather to enjoy a beer on the outdoor patio with live music. The atmosphere is spot on…read moreand very kid friendly. Can't wait to come here again throughout the summer.

Overall a very nice place. I'll stop in a couple of times a month since it is a short walk from…read morethe house. Beer is above average, the Mexican lager is good in the summer as it is lighter but still tasty. With it being a little cooler, the Schwarzbier (sp?) is very nice. Well laid out design and the people are very friendly and helpful.