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!

Cool spot with good drinks!…read more Love the cocktail, wine, and beer menu here. They have sooo many drinks to choose from. First time in, I got the espresso martini and the hop town margarita while my husband got 2 beers he really enjoyed. Heads up that it gets busy on Friday nights, but worth stopping in!

You can find Hoptown Beer Bar at 9431 Bradmore Ln Ste 101, Ooltewah, TN 37363. This is in a newish…read moreretail village and while not technically Chattanooga, it's close enough that it may be worthwhile to visit if you're nearby. There's plenty of parking nearby so you don't have to walk far. This neat beer bar reminds me of the crowler shops that you used to find around Atlanta, with around 30 taps containing about a thrid local beer, so you can sample several local breweries without visiting each one (they're mostly not too near each other so this is very convenient). The taproom "beertender" seemed to be fairly knowledgeable regarding the various offerings - there's also a convenient list highlighting the different beers with style notes. We sat at the bar and were able to bring in some food from the nearby restaurants (I grabbed some wings at the nearby Marthie Ann's which were excellent). To drink I tried Hoptown's own Orange Mango Wheat - a somewhat basic wheat beer with hings of sweet tangerine and mango - nothing special. I had a Maine Brewing "Lunch" with the wings which is always a winner - it's an exceptional New England IPA. Service was great - I can see myself hitting Ooltewah just to come by for a break in driving.

Only bar in town actually not in city limits but close to town. Big and nice and clean. Owner we…read moremet has sold the bar. She was a "hoot". She didn't open until 3pm but was worth going back a couple of times to find it open.

In that no man's land between Turkey Creek and Lenoir City, P's & Q's is an oasis. The beer list…read morehas some good surprises, and the eats are above-average for bar food. The prices on everything are decent, and Happy Hour is better. There's plenty of parking, a few patio tables out front when the weather is nice, and ample seating inside most nights. Count on being able to watch whatever big game at the bar. One drawback--the acoustics. It doesn't need to be packed to make you feel like you're shouting at the person across from you, and on nights they have live music, forget about trying to have a conversation with anyone. Staff is usually pretty attentive and friendly, though on a quiet night if you sit around the corner from the bar where you can't been seen expect service to be a little slow too. Summed up, P's and Q's does a good job of offering a little something for everyone without having an identity crisis. Even better, it's reasonably priced whatever you're having.

This is now Dullahan's Irish pub! New ownership, new food, new drinks. They still have live bands…read moreon Friday and Saturday. Tuesday is trivia, Wednesday is half off wine, and Thursday is karaoke! Very fun place!!

Double pours! How could that be bad!?‍…read more Jo was tending bar the night I was in town and she was awesome. Noticeably busy but consistently attentive. The bar is situated in a strip mall-type situation in Farragut, so there is plenty of parking. There's a great outdoor patio out front as well. There are a few different rooms in the bar scattered with various activities- shuffleboard, darts, and golf video games, along with an extensive beer and alcohol list. Don't plan to stay on your diet here because I think there are about 3 things on the menu: pretzel bites, wings and pizza. We had the pizza and it was truly amazing. Fun, friendly, Cheers-kinda vibe. I'd come back.

I've been here many times. I was here when it used to be the casual pint and I've been here a…read morecouple times when it's been the admiral pub. It was fairly busy when I visited, and there was a line to get beer, which isn't a problem. I happen to see a friend of mine waiting in line to get a beer. I walked over to speak with him. We hadn't seen each other in probably five or six years. Another guy cut in line right in front of him before he could get his beer. Then, when it was my friends turn, the bartender (Josh) was less than friendly. I realize that they're just pouring beer, but the gentleman was decidedly unfriendly, he did not smile even once; he did not even indicate that he was ready to take an order in anyway by acknowledging us with a look or anything. Heck, he didn't even speak to us. Honestly, he was just rude & beyond unfriendly. I don't get it. If you do not like your job, get a new one. If you don't like pouring beer for people (which does seem like a super great job), get a different job. The fact that he would be there on what appeared to be a fairly busy night, which is good for the business, and be so unpleasant is beyond my comprehension. So, the beer selection is very eclectic, with something for everyone. It's super great that you can buy beer to go. The female bartender was awesome. I'm conflicted on what sort of review that I should give Admiral pub, because there were so many positive aspects to it, except Josh pretty much ruined the entire experience by his sour demeanor (although I adore sour beers) and persistent scowl.

Just a note on their burgers. The patty is cooked old school style which means that it has a…read morecarmelized outside and edges. This results in a well-done and somewhat on the dry side patty. If you prefer your burger medium or rare, you only have to ASK! The waitstaff cannot read your mind!

A quaint little restaurant in downtown Crossville. Friendly service. We were a party of 4 dining…read moreprior to a show at the Palace theater. Chicken wings were on special so we decided to grab them and some fried pickles and a side of fries. Pickles were definitely too salty and it took a while for them to even find the dipping sauce. French fries were as expected. Wings were a bit of a disappointment. We all did the dry rub and the flavor did not really come through. Will skip them next visit. They're known for their burgers so next time maybe we will try that.

Kept seeing this little pub as I traveled around North shore Rd. Had an hour to kill on a Sunday…read moreafternoon so stopped in. Pleasant local feel, a few regulars at the bar but one of the largest collection of beers, ales and ciders, both bottled and on tap. The bartender was a petite young woman, very friendly and knowledgeable about the products. It was my birthday and she offered me a complimentary slice of cheesecake. I declined but thought that was a nice offer. It is not real close to home so probably won't be our local, "Cheers" style of place. The patio looks amazing so will make a point to return in warmer weather.

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

As one who lives near Bryson City, I spend a lot of time in local restaurants and pubs. Without…read moredoubt, Mike, Mary et al. provide the most hospitable, welcoming and -- dare I say it -- classy pub in Bryson City and for many miles beyond. This place is my "Cheers." Unplugged is the best maintained and most tasteful place around. They also have the best bands and entertainment. Truly a cut above. If you are in Bryson City (or nearby), this is the place to go. P.S. Whoever gave Tristan a bad review really doesn't know him. Everybody Mike employs is dedicated to customer service. These are a truly great group of folks. Oh, yes: The membership requirement. It's gone. It was a requirement for North Carolina because Unplugged doesn't serve food, but that law was repealed a few months ago.

Just went in for a few drinks. Loved the bar games on the tables. Band came in and started who…read morewere very good. Gave us a good recommendation for dinner.