I went to several breweries on a recent trip to Chattanooga and Oddstory was the best. They have 2…read morelocations and we went to both. The first one we stopped at was just outside of the downtown area. Very cool spot with an outdoor area. Ate there as well, and food was really good. That evening we went to the one downtown, near our hotel, and it was a really nice space. They call it the Greenhouse, and you can see why, tons of hanging plants. They don't allow children after a certain time, which we arrived just after, but they were cool about us coming in with my 8yo. Great beer, great food, great space, and great staff.

Stopped by because my husband wanted to try the burger. Didn't realize the food is a stand within…read morethe brewery. Not a huge deal, but kinda annoying to wait in the giant line instead of having a server (it was busy). My salad was ... fine. I liked the sauce but the chicken was a tad overcooked and dry. Burger was decent but not crispy on the edges like some smash burgers. I think the food is decent if you come here to drink, but I wouldn't go just to eat. The spot is cool and would be nice to sit outside on a nice day. You can bring dogs but you have to control where they potty which seems unlikely at least with our dogs lol.

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.

Stopped in to try a beer and was pleasantly surprised. The Bravazzi Blood Orange was outstanding,…read morebright, citrusy, and super refreshing. Definitely worth stopping by to try it. The place had live music and a great vibe. Congratulations on the beers!

One of my favorite breweries in Chattanooga. The staff is super nice and helpful and the food is…read morereally good. They had 6-8 beers on tap and some guest taps. They also have a specialty cocktail menu. Big place, so probably good for a group. I recommend this place!

What a vibe! Honestly such a great place that I'm so glad I found. The servers are excellent and…read morehonestly what a great location downtown. They have a beautiful patio to enjoy the weather or two floors inside for if the weather isn't quite what you're looking for. The pizza is honestly one of the best I've had, and the beer options are constantly changing and absolutely delicious. Love that they're family and dog friendly. They check all the boxes I look for and more, definitely give it a try! I know I'll keep coming back for more.

ok wait... TailGate Brewery in Chattanooga?? obsessed. this place is HUGE, like you walk in and…read moreimmediately feel like you picked the right spot. super dog friendly, tons of space, and just overall a really fun, laid-back vibe. we had already eaten at a spot down the street (tragic, honestly) but after seeing the menu?? yeah... we should've waited. everything sounded so good. my boyfriend and I already said next time we're 100% getting a sandwich and a beer here because it just feels like that kind of place. our bartender was super nice and quick and can we talk about the bathrooms?? pristine. like actually clean, which says a lot. also the patio situation?? elite. big screen TVs, tons of space, and apparently they do movie nights out there which I didn't even realize at the time. now I'm fully planning a summer night here because that sounds like so fun...easy 5 stars. already planning my return.

Cecily is master of the taps at Bitter Alibi! Slipped in for an after dinner cocktail and stayed…read morefor a few more to soak in the great space and friendly vibes. Epitomizes the eclectic scene in Chat. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

We've visited multiple times during a few trips to Chattanooga and it's always been so fun. The…read morefirst time we got a noodle dish and some local beers and it was so good we came back the next night! This latest trip, we got a ramen and it wasn't our favorite - spiciness that wasn't noted on the menu was really the only flavor. But the crab Rangoon were great, as was the beer selection! The vibe is killer, with tons of local flavor in stickers and ads all over the walls and ceilings. The staff is super friendly and willing to help you find a drink you'll enjoy. We played some board games the last time we were there and it just really added to the laid back nature.

Our first stop in Chattanooga was, of course, the name sake brewery for the city. It was still…read morefairly early in the afternoon on a Sunday so we were excited to see that they had the football games on the big screens. The bartender was kind enough to change one of the TVs to have the Lions game on so that I could enjoy my team while Ben enjoyed his team the Broncos playing. Sadly, they didn't have many beers of their own on tap while we were there so I just ordered a drink from their menu that sounded yummy. I also ordered their Poke. Wouldn't you know it, Ben suddenly became hungry once the food came out and looked delicious. I only shared a little because it was really good and he "wasn't hungry" before I made my choice. We didn't stay long as we wanted to get in as many breweries as possible before our flight out late that evening.

Great vibe. Great service. I had the milk stout and brown ale, both were pretty good. The southern…read moreItalian was tasty but a little bit of a small portion for me. Overall, very good and I would definitely come back.

Pax Breu Ruim has EASILY become my favorite low key DOG FRIENDLY bar in Chattanooga. Bring your own…read morefood (my personal favorite is from the pizza joint down the street) but we've also picked up the pizza from Community Pie to munch on while sipping on draft cocktails, craft beers on tap and a full bar. Everyone is super friendly and love on my pup when I bring her in. Sit outside when the weather is nice, otherwise head on indoors to keep warm/cool/dry. We ended up at Pax Breu Ruim twice in one weekend a couple years back and didn't regret it for a second. I loved the draft espresso martini and winter sangria they had and the Paloma tasted like it should - like a fresh Paloma cocktail. We stopped in on a Tuesday night last month, which happened to be 20% off draft cocktails night. I tried the Talisman, which is the N.A. draft cocktail but added gin on the bartender's recommendation for $5 more. After the 20% discount, tip and the "liquor by the drink tax" (is that a Tennessee thing?) two drinks ended up being $15 each. Not bad at all, but I can't imagine how much it would have been without the discount... Even so, the cocktails were super interesting, not just basic options, so I was definitely intrigued and always excited to see what they come up with next. Definitely my go-to dog friendly spot to grab drinks and BYOFood that isn't just a brewery!

I play trivia here every week, but I wouldn't come here otherwise. I'm not a beer drinker, I like…read morehard cider, and they rarely have cider on tap. Their selection of canned cider is limited and not that exciting, and their mixed drinks always taste weird. Food is non-existent unless they have the rare food truck, so we often end up bringing our own snacks. The bartenders are nice and service is fine. The bar itself is pretty cool, offering darts and boardgames, along with various seating options, including a small outside area. They allow dogs, which is nice because I can bring mine to trivia. If you're a beer drinker, this is the place for you. If you aren't, skip it.

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.

We dined at this restaurant last night while in Chattanooga for a conference. We had a wonderful…read moreexperience from start to finish! Selenna was our server and she was so attentive to our party of 6 as well as the other tables she was taking care of. The salmon on my strawberry feta salad was seasoned to perfection! My brownie sundae for dessert was made even better when my request to have chopped walnuts added, was honored. The overall ambiance was calm, but high spirited. There are large TVs with sports playing, indoor and a heated patio for seating. Did I mention that Selenna was great?? I highly recommend trying this place!

After a very early visit to Ruby Falls and Point Park, great places, we found The FEED Co. Loved…read morethat they use local farms. We were seated in the large bar area. They have another dining area and an outside area too. Hunter was our server and she was great! She had great recommendations and was an attentive, fun person. Our glasses never ran empty. We started with Jalapeno Cheddar Hushpuppies with Spicy Yogurt. My husband had the Smoked Brisket French Dip - Smoked Brisket, Caramelized Onions, Provolone Cheese, Au Jus, French Hoagie with Beer Battered Fries. I had The Motherclucker - Springer Mountain Farms Southern Fried Chicken, Spiced Pickles, Hot Sauce, Duke's Mayo, Niedlov's Bun. Hunter recommended adding Pepper Jack cheese and Bacon, as well as the Brussels Sprouts with Maple & Bacon. Everything was wonderful. There were way too many Brussels sprouts. It also would have been nice if they were cut into smaller pieces. They had a special dessert of Blackberry Cobbler with Vanilla Ice Cream. This brought back childhood memories of my grandmother's cobblers. My husband had the Brownie with Vanilla Ice Cream.

Came in for Happy Hour on a Monday evening (walking distance from the nearby Springhill Suites), $2…read moreoff the premium drafts (and they have some good ones!) and 25% off apps. I had a couple of beers, paid my bill, I went back to my hotel to get some work done, then came back for dinner. Monday night's special is any po'boy and they throw in a cold beer for free! I can't pass that up... I got the roast beef drippings po'boy with horseradish mayo and a side cup of pimento cheese grits; everything was excellent, but the sandwich was really messy. Still tasted really good, though. Three beers, a great sammich (although I'll probably get the oyster or catfish option next time), and a side of creamy grits for $40 total between two visits (that includes tips). I will definitely be back to this place next time I'm in Chattanooga. It looks like there are great specials each night Monday through Friday; I just happened to be here on Monday. Service was very prompt and able to offer some insight on the po'boys, which was helpful. *NOTE* the walk is through apartments and townhouses so pretty safe but no sidewalk for part of it.

They have a covered patio which is a nice middle ground for outside seating. The service was fast…read moreand kind. The flatbread Cajun chicken pizza was not what was expected, zero Cajun taste on the chicken or pizza but it was still really good with the hot sauce on the side. The Mac and cheese bites were crispy but lack luster and tasted like boxed Mac and cheese barely filled in and the sauce was equally disappointing. The fried oyster and shrimp po-boy was next level. The bread was soft, the oysters and shrimp were crisp and tasty. I asked for the remoulade and tartar sauce on the side and both were good, it was hard to choose a favorite. On Mondays they have a po-boy special if you get one you get a free pint of draft beer. Happy hour is Monday-Friday 3-6 25% off apps.