Visited the newly opened tasting room in Ringgold, GA. Awesome wine & friendly staff. Great…read moreselection from dry to sweet. My favorite was Berry Fusion.

Great wine with even better service! The guys were very personable and friendly! Enjoyed a flight…read moreof wine while talking with the owner and his brother in law. Walked out with several bottles of wine to enjoy at home. Cheers!

Such a cute vineyard with the best views. We were visiting from out of town. Can't wait to come…read moreback!

Morris Vineyard is one of the most beautiful properties you'll find around here. The grounds are…read moregorgeous, peaceful, and absolutely worth seeing. The woman helping us behind the counter was also a complete sweetheart and made us feel very welcome. Unfortunately... then I drank the wine. I don't know what a muscadine grape is, but I feel strongly that someone should have stopped this experiment years ago. Whoever first looked at a muscadine grape and thought, "Let's make wine out of that," owes the rest of us an apology. If you've ever wondered what it would taste like to drop a penny into a steel vat full of vinegar and then bottle the result... congratulations, you've already experienced muscadine wine. Maybe it's an acquired taste. Maybe I'm not sophisticated enough to appreciate it. Maybe Stockholm Syndrome eventually kicks in after your third glass. All I know is I've had wine in Napa, wine in Europe, wine from grocery stores, and wine poured from boxes... and I would choose every single one of them before another glass of muscadine. The property is beautiful. The people are lovely. The wine and I have irreconcilable differences.

That pizza was another level, was absolutely delicious. Highly recommend, my kids rated it 10/10.read more

Excellent pizza excellent views of 3 states ! I mean I'd buy this place if owner sell it !…read moreDefinitely deserves one of the best views in town 10/10 parking and everything amazing !

Love the ambiance at this location. We attended a concert at the barrelhouse attached. They had…read moreexcellent bar service. Didn't try food. Staff was great!!

This review is for the location shared with Community Pie on the East side of town. This is a…read morehighly rated brewery. The place has lots of seating indoors and out, but got pretty crowded on Saturday night. The beer is pretty good and there are a lot on tap. I thought it could have been colder. Besides my beer, I had the Grown Up Fried Cheese - extremely tasty. Stringy mozzarella cheese sticks combined with hot pepper relish, capicolla in a crispy shell. Served with marinara sauce. A little spice, but not too much. I recommend. They also have merch for purchase.

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.

Great food and great service. We had the goat cheese dip appetizer and three entrees. Goat cheese…read morewas served with a corn relish over the top that was sweet and savory all at once. Very tasty. I had the pecan Salmon. It was well cooked with a nice sauce. It came with grilled onion chunks and diced green onions on the fish. My sister ordered the Red Fish special. It was topped with fresh pickled cucumbers and a light sauce. My mother had the skirt steak sandwich. A generous portion of steak in house made flat bread. All and all it was a delightful meal.

I went here twice and likely won't be back…read more First visit just had burrata. It was great! Hard to mess up cheese. Second visit I had a chicken sandwich off of the brunch menu. 2/5 stars. The bread was fabulous. It was a thigh so that was very disappointing to me as I was expecting a breast. The flavor was good but I hate the texture of thighs and there are those gross bits in it. The potatoes it came with were under spiced and burnt. 1/5 stars. Basically didn't eat my meal at all. My husband got a breakfast burrito and thought it was okay. He ate it but said it was mostly filler and not a lot of chicken. Definitely a bummer of a meal. Shame because the place is cute.

absolutely obsessed with oddstory brewing! the vibe is always perfect. super casual, clean and low…read morekey spot to grab a tasty beer or non alcoholic drink and a smashable smash burger (with fries - yum)! the service (although non-traditional) is always great! you order and pickup your drink and food at the bar, which is fine for me! the employees are always quick, knowledgeable, and friendly. the only downside is that kiddies will sometimes run around in the adult area as opposed to the lovely mid sized ares specifically designated for kids to roam and play! other than that, love the spot! it's dog and kid friendly, which i think is a major plus for most people.

we are on vacation here in chattanooga and decided to check out Oddstory since we love breweries, i…read morealso came across it on instagram when looking for places to try in the area. they had a nice selection of draft and craft beers. my bf loved the cloud walker. i was disappointed they didn't have any ciders on tap, i've been to many breweries and taprooms that have cider on tap. this is the only reason for 4 stars as i would expect more options on tap across the board. they had some specialty cocktail selections as well. we absolutely loved the food we ordered. i wanted to try the elote fries i saw on the instagram post and they look just as good in person and taste as good as they look. i don't think the type of frozen fries they are would be as good by themselves but with all the elote topping they were the bomb dot com. i also got the taquitos and they were perfectly spicy and creamy and delicious. perfect amount of sauce drizzled on top to get some in every bite. i would eat here again and again just to try everything else. i love the idea of fusion street food. they got it going on. i noticed some reviews here about the ordering style. there is a window outside to order food and pick it up. however, you CAN order food at the bar inside. we asked and did order food at the bar same time as ordering drinks. but you do pick it up outside. they came and bussed the tables frequently to remove drinks and trash. there is so much space and were so many options for seating which is great. it's way too hot outside this week to enjoy sitting outside unfortunately and while they had some fans going, not enough during this extreme heat watch happening right now. i had my two children with me and would've enjoyed sitting outside in the family/kid area on another day with nice weather. as a mom, my only suggestion for the family area is less tables and more space for children to run and play. they only offered some chalk to scribble on the sidewalk. ((back home we have a brewery, called 3rd Planet, with a kid area that is sectioned off with a fence and netting for kids to run around, throw balls, and truly play and have fun while the adults enjoy a minute to relax and unwind.)) we got lucky and it happened to be bingo night! that was such a fun time with my family. it was a packed house i'm guessing because of bingo night. the swag shop has plenty of options and i got a pint glass for only $7 to remember this great vacation in chattanooga:)

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.