Great cocktails in a very chill and laid back setting. I loved how the front opens up so you can…read moreget a nice breeze during the evening. Service was attentive and prices were reasonable for tasty cocktails. Also, one of the few places that are open later in the evening. Would definitely recommend.

First of all - love the name. This spot was fun and chill; had good seating and vibey lighting and…read moremusic that's loud enough to feel good energy, but still able to talk. Menu prices were pretty standard for chatt. It was easy to get the bartenders attention and it wasn't too crowded.

Bar Watson is a cool.enough place to unwind after a long day. Chattanooga, Tennessee has certainly…read moregrown and Bar Watson compliments this growing community. The staff was friendly and the drinks were cold. All in all, it was a cool enough place to chill for a bit.

I choose it because the Hostess of this party was Awesome and the Owner went to gete some wine.read more

Great locally owned bar!! The staff is awesome. Smoking friendly. Outside seating area with fire…read morepit. They don't have draft beer or liquor but the environment is amazing!! If you want to play pool, shoot darts, or make friends head that way

Great spot! Had…read morebeen next door for some music, but dropped in here afterwards for a couple of great cocktails! Loved the decor, and the friendly service! Highly recommended!

A bonafide Texas honky-tonk with an indie streak, Bless Yer Heart made me feel right at home on a…read morerecent late-night visit. We stopped in for pre-dinner drinks on a Saturday with a big group, and I immediately fell in love with their roadhouse ephemera, all neon beer signs, Willy Nelson posters, etc. but with a fun twist to let you know they're in on the joke. I was instantly transported back to my old Austin mainstays, and immediately knew we were in for a good time. Their cocktail menu bordered tiki, which was a welcome twist, and I loved sipping on the barn sour, a gin mixed with the freshest scent of cantaloupe. Friends really enjoyed their creamy and decadent frozen amaretto sours, making one of the cheekiest and chicest drinks in town. A must in Chattanooga and one of my new favorite bars anywhere.

Can't recommend this cocktail bar enough!…read more We visited the bar late night while staying at the hotel and it did not disappoint. Despite clearly being short staffed and having a busy night - we were greeted almost immediately and encouraged to help ourselves to a seat. We sat at a table away from the bar (only one available) and a server came by to take our drink order. Before he could return, another employee - who was running food to another table - immediately came over to us after to see if we wanted to order food (which we did!). She took our order, then the drinks arrived and before we knew it the food was out and was incredible! The menu is quite limited - and even more so when you one of you doesn't eat meat - and yet we were able to make a meal out of 2 caesar salads, the hummus plate and the deviled eggs. And don't even get me started on the cocktails! We started with a Manhattan and an Espresso Martini that were perfectly crafted. And then for our dessert round switched to their signature Old Fashioned. Each one was better than the next! Thanks for an incredible time, Whiskey Thief. We will definitely we back!

It wasn't busy at 4:30 on a Wednesday. We got a seat on the balcony overlooking the river, the art…read moremuseum and in the shade. Perfect. At first, servers were scarce, but as I got up to go to the bar, the bartender must've seen me and was on his way. He took our initial drink order. At $14 per glass of wine, we just went for the bottle at $54 and a charcuterie board at $27. We are on vacation, so why not. The view is excellent. The weather cooperated. People watching from on high was fun, and the nature scenery was nice. Service was a little slow, but not an imposition, however, if it gets much busier, that could be a thing. We later learned they previously had a $10 cover, but we did not get asked for this and it must be a thing of the past, or I understand it is waived for guests of the Edwin Hotel (the bar's affiliated with the Edwin) but we had dinner reservations at Whitebird, the affiliated restaurant. The charcuterie was good with cheeses, cured meats, jams, crackers, etc. all in all, the star is the Al fresco seating and the River, and of course the company of my beautiful wife! So, go for outdoor seating and bring your own beau!

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.

We made Oddstory our last brewery in Chattanooga before having to head to the airport…read more The only thing that I would say we were sad about was that they did not have any TVs and we were still in the sports mode. Luckily their wifi worked perfectly fine so we just put the game on one of our phones. They did have a few sours for me to order and enjoy and then had plenty for Ben to order. They don't do flights per se, but they do half pours. I walked around a little bit to take in the scenery as I did notice that they had food but you do have to go outside order and pick up which is no problem because it's literally right outside the door to their back patio area. The back area was full of families and furry friends. Our servers were attentive to our needs and fun to talk to. You could see that they all enjoyed each other's company as well which I believe is very important in the service industry.

Bartender Archie is fabulous! Not only does he make perfect drinks, he's polite, kind and…read morefriendly! Everyone needs to visit him and this amazing roof top bar!

Oh my goooooooosh! What a hidden gem! This is inside of the Westin hotel on the tenth floor…read more We came here on a Sunday evening and it was PERFECT! No huge crowds and excellent service! Ambiance: GORGEOUS patio and perfect place to watch the sunset! They have fireplaces and heaters on the patio. Food: we got wings, mac and cheese, chicken Bahn mi, and deviled eggs! The best entree is the wings! The mac and cheese portion is insane! It can feed a small village probably. We split it in between four people and couldn't finish. The banh mi wasn't impressive but it's ok. The eggs were good too but not too memorable. Service: Zach was amazing, so attentive. I sat myself outside on the patio and I was greeted shortly sitting down. He was also very honest with recommendations which I really appreciated. Overall: love love love! Great place for an intimidate date and an amazing view of downtown Chattanooga!

Murder Burger? Check! Had to try this after all of the hype I've heard. I LOVED the physical dining…read moreroom (kinda hard to describe, but very weird and cool). The guy who took our order did a great job with a quick overview and rules (don't ask for ketchup!) and was quick on the cold beers (winner, winner, murder burger dinner!). While I enjoyed the visit, not sure I need another one of those niche burgers right away, but I wanted to try other menu items, and take some friends by to try it. Given that, I'll be back. It's a must try!

Quirky place in a converted house in the expanding transitional Main Street area. They have a…read morelimited menu with Neo-traditional or "elevated classics". For example a cheeseburger is presented as they make it, without an interest in how you want it, particularly if you are a ketchup person. In fact there is a sign at the bar where you order your food that warns you they offer no ketchup or French fries, nor will they ever. The burger did however have a house special sauce that had the very slightest hint of curry which if I had known ahead of time, would have not ordered but having experienced it left me glad I did. It was a really great burger and the "secret sauce" made it so. The only tangible disappointment was their limited menu and lack of fries. How can you serve a burger without fries with ketchup .. on the side ?