Great service but don't come late night unless you want police pulling up to question youread more

Not the place for me…read more.. I would guess this is a good place if you are someone from the neighborhood or a regular but it was not friendly and the service was bad. The food was OK, but i expected some English pub type food, but it was just the same type of sandwichs prepared differently. The service was bad. I ordered my food and had pay for it right there just like at a Burger King. They dropped the food on the table and left. Nobody ever checked back to see if it was made correctly or if I needed anything. So many other places with better service and food - definitely a hard pass on a return visit...

LOVE this place. Great atmosphere, service, drinks and food. Their beer and wine made onsite is…read morefantastic.

Visited from Ireland this past weekend and found Flock to be one of the most enjoyable stops on our…read morevisit. Charlotte is absolutely wonderful as a hostess. Brandon is at the top of the list as a Brewmaster. Not only does he know his craft, but his pride in his work comes through with the quality of each brew (qnd the wine). The food was delicious (thank you, Chef) and the staff does a wonderful job of making Flock a welcoming, family place. For those who live in Knoxville, make this your "go to" place. For those who are visiting Knoxville, Flock is a "must see." Can't wait to visit again.

Southside garage and Dia De is a must stop! The bartenders are friendly, the beer is good, and the…read morefood is amazing!

We've been here several times for different events and always have loved it. The back has picnic…read moretables, the drinks are great and the food truck is delicious. There's game and the kids can run around and play. I love that it's also dog friendly.

If you're ever in downtown Knoxville, TN, swing by the Pretentious Glass Co and Pretentious Beer…read moreCo. They make their own glasses and tap handles. The variety of glasses is amazing. Cool people doing cool stuff. :)

This brewery is a bit small on the inside but has additional seating outside in the back that is…read morecovered. They have a good selection of beers and seltzers. Many of them are very distinctly named. The taps are made from the blown glass shop next door and add another dynamic to their history and decor. Service was quick and friendly. I enjoyed their Oktoberfest since it was that time of year. I look forward to returning and trying more of their drink selection.

Abridged never disappoints! The food is consistently amazing, but the pickle ranch deserves its own…read morefan club. Seriously, I would put that stuff on everything! And the nanchos? Absolutely phenomenal, loaded with flavor and completely addictive. Great food, great atmosphere, and always a reason to come back. Easily one of our favorite spots!

Came here to grab a brew so the review is not on the food. I am familiar with Abridged burgers, as…read morethey have a food truck outside of Xul Brewing Company on the others side of the city. Burgers have always been top notch and awaiting their takeover of the Xul kitchens here. Bar staff on top of service, even refilling water when it got low. Service is a plus. Ambiance is more restaurant feel than brewery, although there is a wide selection of brews available. She order a lemondrop. Nice job, but you get a lemondrop pretty much the same no matter where you go. Beer is very good here. I did not have one I did not enjoy. I need to return some time and try some of their food menu items.

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??

On the good note the service was good and there were plenty of TVs to watch games. The black bean…read morehummus and spinach artichoke dip were tasty. The Philly cheese and chicken Caesar wrap were good but didn't come with any sides nor was any mayonnaise available. The salad was overloaded with lettuce with barely any dressing. Sodas are only available in cans and water is self serve that was lukewarm.

We were looking for a tiki bar in Knoxville, and this is what came up. It feels like it has some of…read morethe trappings of some of the metropolis tiki bars I've been to but in a smaller scale (that likely didn't require hundreds of thousands of dollars in building renovations). Drinks are heavily poured and true to their tiki origins, service is friendly, and the place feels really relaxing. PROS: -Good selection of drinks! Tiki drinks tend to be approachable to most people with their juice-forward design. They're also just pretty. Most of the drinks here run on the sweeter side, but there were a few drinks that looked like they'd run spirit-forward. I can't confirm as we didn't order them, but it gives people in your party some options. -Drinks are well-poured. If you're driving yourself, even one full cocktail is probably going to be pushing it. Definitely don't order some of their "Limit of...." cocktails in that case. But it's nice to get my money's worth. They taste very approachable, but they're heavily poured. -Every drink was nice to look at. They do a great job with garnishing; it was neat to watch as the server tends to garnish the drinks while the bartender makes the drink itself. We didn't receive any drinks in tiki mugs, but I also didn't see if they had tiki mugs either. -It's really nice to see that they attribute their recipes to where/when/who originally made the recipe. Most tiki drink recipes are "classic" recipes at this point, but it's really cool to see that they specifically listed out the 1930's bar that made the original drink recipe. -A good mocktail selection! While most of the mocktails kinda felt like "mixed juice concoctions", the fact that they had a whole page, had them reasonably priced, and still garnished them as if they were full cocktails was a nice surprise. As a DD, it felt like I was still having a great time and part of the social experience. -They have outdoor seating in front (I think?) and in back of the restaurant. It was too hot for that, but quite a few people were happily seated out there. That seems helpful as the restaurant itself doesn't have a ton of space. Expanding outdoors lets them seat a whole lot more people. -An extremely inebriated individual popped in, and while the bar turned them down for drinks, they handed them some water and let them use the restroom. They were extremely polite to someone who wasn't a "customer", and that was really nice to see. -Two individual unisex bathrooms. One of them has cute bird sounds that play while you're in there, and that was a really surprising touch. Both have free information and supplies for things adults may be doing after visiting here. CONS: -I wouldn't say this bar gives me "tiki bar" decor. They definitely serve tiki-style drinks, but the decor feels more "I love plants and leaves" than tiki. I still liked it...it's just not what I'm used to compared to most tiki bars. -Parking is a gigantic pain in the butt. We circled the area for a good 15 minutes to try to find a spot that wasn't in an extremely expensive parking lot. We ended up finding a street spot, but those max out at 2 hours. Plan at least a drink's price just to park to get into Tern Club. (Not the location's fault, but definitely be aware before you agree to meet up here.)

Okay, this place is quirky and it might not be for everybody but I thought it was fantastic. This…read moreis a modern take on the tiki bar. Lots of bamboo and tiki drinks think all sorts of different kinds of rum zombies, my ties, etc. Staff is very knowledgeable about what they're pouring. The only caveat I would give is that they make their drinks very strong and if you're not careful you're going to get a big buzz from these babies. While the cocktails might seem a little pricey, you're getting a lot for your money nice heavy pores of alcohol House made mixers and shrubs, knowledgeable staff and a really great atmosphere. When there's nice weather they have a small patio so you can sit outside and people watch which is great on the 100 block of gay Street you're always with you some interesting stuff there and you can watch the sunset and enjoy your drink. Like I said, this isn't for everybody but you should at least try it once

Our service was great! The two ladies at the bar were more than helpful in beer, samples and…read morechoices. We made our choices and ordered a pizza. When our pizza arrived, it was very thin crust, and there were very few toppings and for a buffalo pizza, we couldn't find the buffalo sauce. Definitely not worth the price of the Pizza. There was a gentleman playing music outside that was quite good. In short, beer and service great. Food and pricing for food well below expectations. We would go back for drinks and live music.

My wife and I went to this West location on a Tuesday night. The space felt more industrial and…read morewithout a lot of people felt large and empty, lots of tables in there so built for crowds. I counted 23 taps of beer at the bar, virtually every style is covered, an impressive number and the three we tried were excellent. I had the West Coast IPA and my wife had the Oktoberfest and the Black Rice Lager. The service was excellent. Instead of going for the pizza, which they have a lot of, we went with the Pretzel and beer cheese which my wife liked better than I did. The real star was the Muffuletta sandwich which hands down was the best version of this sandwich I've ever had. The Olive spread had diced jalapeño in it so pretty spicy and oh so good. So between the many taps and that sandwich, CBB West gets a five star.