Opens at 12pm near Norris Dam. Convenient place near nature. Stop by and you'd be amazed at their…read morebackyard pond which has khi, trout, and even some fly eating plants floating there. The buffalo sandwich was delicious, as well as the Kimchi wings. The service was OK, I did feel the blonde woman taking our order was running out of patience with our questions. It's OK.

We are frequent patrons of Clinch River Brewing and we love this place as one of our Anderson Co…read more staples. The atmosphere is unique, authentic and eclectic and the service is always amazing. The menu is small but everything they put out is amazing with attention to detail. The beer selection is always amazing and they have a great rotation of limited run offerings. This is definitely Anderson Co.'s best kept secret - make sure to check them out on Thursdays for Triva or Wing Wednesdays as the flavor selections are awesome and the size of the wings is terrific!

We popped in here after hiking at Haw Ridge Park with our pups. It was just a short drive down the…read moreroad and there was ample parking. The building is great! Lots of seating options, open and airy. There were pups galore and some kiddos. Lots of TVs to watch the game if that's your thing. They have a food truck calendar, so if you know your fav you can plan the night to come accordingly. We didn't try the food as we only came for the brew. Loved the offered a taste before you buy. I saw some flights going out as well. I loved my Spicy Pineapple Sour! It was dangerously good, I was even out pacing my hubby LOL. He liked his IPA. They even had a cool area with a fun mocktail menu if you want to enjoy sipping with out tippin' over at the end. Overall I'm into it and plan to go back. They had an event board that looked interesting! Bingo anyone??

I absolutely love the ambience here and frequent this location to get some studying in while…read moredrinking a brewski! I love that it's dog friendly and am so happy I get to bring my pup every time I come. All the bartenders are super friendly and accommodating. Highly recommend!

This little gem is so close to the OBED, and I'm so glad we stopped in (a few times now)--nothing…read morebetter than a day of beautiful hiking/climbing, followed by a cold brew to celebrate. Love it's outdoors, dog friendly, super casual, but has real bathrooms ;) The beers have been good, but they also have cocktails, which is great for the non-beer-drinking folks. There is a food truck that dishes out decent options (BBQ) and good ice cream on those warm summer days. Occasionally, you can catch some live music, which elevates the vibe. There is camping too - if that's your thing! Happy to hop in anytime we're in the area.

This spot is amazing. Great beer and food. The atmosphere is truly unique. I can't say enough…read moreabout the staff that works here. They are fun, engaging, and just so friendly. My wife and I are looking forward to a return visit and we are bringing friends with us.

Great atmosphere and people. I played a Memorial Service on the Bagpipes. It's a very versatile…read morevenue, nice rustic feel.

Didn't order food, but had a couple beers and they were awesome. Band was playing/singing and they…read morewere good too. The staff are wonderful and so helpful! Would definitely return!

Traveling always comes with one food-related risk: finding a place you love and knowing you may…read morenever get the chance to go back. I'm no stranger to Irish pubs. It's one of my favorite cuisines, so I was excited to try this place after finding it on Yelp. It was my last night in town on a work trip, and I finally had a little time to unwind on my own before heading home the next day. As soon as I walked in, I could tell from the atmosphere that I had found the right spot. I sat at the bar and was greeted almost immediately by the bartender (Laura M.), who was friendly and attentive throughout. The couple of other patrons nearby were also welcoming. At this point, I'm starting to think that might just be a Knoxville thing. This was my third trip to the city, I think, and I've had a similar experience each time. I ordered the Scotch egg with blueberry compote and the cottage pie with a side of onion gravy. I would have liked a little more sausage on the Scotch egg, but that is about the only critique I can come up with. Everything was hot, fresh, and full of flavor, and both are dishes I would absolutely order again. I also tried a couple of local beers: a PB&J sour from XUL Beer Company that somehow really did taste like drinking a PB&J sandwich, and the Dr. Robot Blackberry Lemon Sour from Monday Night Brewing. Both were excellent. Overall, this was a great experience, and I'll definitely be looking for a reason to come back to Knoxville just so I can eat here again.

It was our first time here. The service was great. The atmosphere very welcoming and relaxed. Live…read moremusic was awesome! I really wish we didn't eat before we came out because the menu looks sooo good. We'll be back for sure!

I've been there a few times. I've never been disappointed at all. Friendly, good food, and a nice…read moreatmosphere.

To start, options in this town are pretty limited, and RoCo Social is clearly trying to fill a…read moremuch-needed gap for both food and entertainment. The space is large with an open, industrial feel. There are pool tables (now available to use), cornhole, a well-stocked full bar, big tables for groups, and a small stage for live performances. The vibe is completely casual and laid-back. That said, the lighting leans heavily industrial as well--bright and a bit harsh--though they dim it slightly later in the evening, which helps the atmosphere. We've visited for a weekday dinner and stopped in on a weekend for cocktails. Service has been consistently good, both at the table and at the bar--friendly and attentive without being overbearing. For dinner, we ordered the deviled eggs, a burger with slaw, and chicken fried steak with broccoli and mashed potatoes. The deviled eggs were the standout--flavorful and satisfying, though a touch heavy on the sauce. The burger and chicken fried steak were decent but nothing especially memorable. The mashed potatoes, however, were quite good. Overall, I wouldn't come strictly for the food, but it's solid enough if you're already there for the atmosphere, music, or drinks. Now, the cocktails were a pleasant surprise. I ordered a Manhattan with Maker's Mark, and I was genuinely impressed. I wasn't sure a spot like this would even carry sweet vermouth, but not only did they have it--they did it right. Quality cherries and a large round ice cube sealed the deal. Finally, a place in town that can make a proper whiskey cocktail. The live music, offered many nights, is a huge draw for me and really elevates the experience. Between the strong cocktail program and the live entertainment, RoCo Social earns a solid four stars in my book.

About done with this shady place $8 Guinness…read more Add surcharge tax Local tax Liquor tax and Service tax That's 14% I like to leave a good tip for good service My beer comes out to about $15 x 3 x tip Went to Calhoun's restaurant One tax : sales tax Close your doors gouging owner Sad

I went on opening night! So yummy Chicken was stuffed with…read morebutter and so crispy. Loved the atmosphere !! Staff was attentive . No wait time and no reservations needed.

Nice little outdoor place with friendly staff and some outside games for the kids. They have a few…read moredifferent putt putt courses, big chess set, connect four, and a bunch of outdoor seating. Putt putt was $7 for kids 13 and under and there's draft beer from Gypsy Circus - it's kind of chill and definitely a value. Not a lot of indoor space so there's not a lot of places to get relief from the the heat but they've got some fans going.

This is a nice little place to have a couple drinks and hang out. Effectively all outdoors, so…read moredress appropriately. Wide array of ciders and brews on tap, so you have a decent choice to have a sip while knocking a few balls in or hanging out on the patio.