Loved this spot! Dropped in while passing through town, and found fantastic bands playing, and a…read morelively and fun crowd. Loved the lighting and decor. Would definitely visit this spot again!

Whoa, this is a real one. Beers and bands are always rad. I'm totally not the owner, just a guy…read morethat has great taste in music. Jimmy , Kayleigh and Jinny are all smiles and are Chattanooga saints.

Went to see They Might Be Giants at this venue. It has great sound and is a smaller venue so very…read moreintimate. The getting in was easy and people working the venue friendly.Quick to get through security with little lining up for it. The place has a bar near the main floor. There is ample nearby parking that is quite affordable. It is amusing it us on Choo Choo Avenue.

The Venue didn't have a bad seat in the house Drink prices are not accurate on their website or if…read moreyou try and google the prices. They were about $10 each

Great displays and inter-actives of local music, musicians, guitars, and equipment. We thoroughly…read moreenjoyed it.

What an odd little venue. First, the good. The sound was absolutely amazing! There wasn't a bad…read moreseat in the tiny little theater. Very intimate. Small bar. Good prices. Friendly staff. Now, the bad. Whoever does the lights and the pre-show music needs some serious training. The music before and during the shows sounded like a combination of Peruvian flutes, windchimes, discordant jazz, and whales mating. It was wretched. We were there to see two bluegrass bands, and this was not an appropriate warm-up. But it was the show lights that nearly did me in. I don't have epilepsy, but if I did, I certainly would've had a seizure by the constantly roving, circling, glaring lights that shined directly in my eyes during nearly every song. This was not The Who at Wembley Stadium. This is a very small, intimate venue that doesn't need such distractions. Unless it's a band or musician I absolutely must see, I doubt I'll be back.

After a very early visit to Ruby Falls and Point Park, great places, we found The FEED Co. Loved…read morethat they use local farms. We were seated in the large bar area. They have another dining area and an outside area too. Hunter was our server and she was great! She had great recommendations and was an attentive, fun person. Our glasses never ran empty. We started with Jalapeno Cheddar Hushpuppies with Spicy Yogurt. My husband had the Smoked Brisket French Dip - Smoked Brisket, Caramelized Onions, Provolone Cheese, Au Jus, French Hoagie with Beer Battered Fries. I had The Motherclucker - Springer Mountain Farms Southern Fried Chicken, Spiced Pickles, Hot Sauce, Duke's Mayo, Niedlov's Bun. Hunter recommended adding Pepper Jack cheese and Bacon, as well as the Brussels Sprouts with Maple & Bacon. Everything was wonderful. There were way too many Brussels sprouts. It also would have been nice if they were cut into smaller pieces. They had a special dessert of Blackberry Cobbler with Vanilla Ice Cream. This brought back childhood memories of my grandmother's cobblers. My husband had the Brownie with Vanilla Ice Cream.

Parking was a breeze. There is a lot directly across the…read morestreet that does validation. There are detailed instructions next to the pay station. Upon entering we were greeted by warm and friendly staff. Wait time was reasonable (20 mins) and there was a fair amount of seating. There were about 3-4 groups waiting to be seated. We were walked through the establishment and seated at a booth table near the bar. If you are into sports you can see the TVs from just about every seat. The waitress arrived shortly after our seating and took our appetizer and drink order. We started with the Triple B. The fries came out quickly, were hot, fresh and delicious. The drink I ordered was out, but the waitress gave another option, but unfortunately that was out as well. Ended up having an old favorite, Guinness. For our meals we ordered the smoked brisket French dip and the wagyu burger. Upon ordered the burger our waitress informed us there was a shortage of patties and if we still wanted the burger we would get one patty instead of two, but at a lower cost. Both dishes were amazing and we couldn't finish them as both the fries and the entrees were larger in comparison to other places we have eaten. Overall this was a great experience with great food. The only thing we had difficulty with is having to use the phone flashlight to read the menu as the lighting was really dim. Will definitely return if we take another trip here.

I had a great NYE at this venue! It's a smaller venue with a restaurant attached that is actually…read morethree different brands. There are mostly standing/general admission tickets to be had but for additional money you can get reserved seating. The beer selection is really nice and changes seasonally. There is a brewery attached also. So many things are going on in this small package which leads me to this, A PICKLEBALL COURT! Yes, there is a court on the floor at the ballroom you can use for a fee, not during shows, obviously. Lol. Bands play here consistently. Some bands seem to be on rotation to play. The music genres are pretty diverse so there is something for everyone to enjoy. Open your planners via your phone or if you are like me, I use both my phone and physical planner to keep up with coming shows I want to see. You won't regret it. The cost for these shows usually hasn't been more than $25 and a good bit of the time half of that. Enjoy the shows! I know I will!

Have led a couple of student groups here to take the cave tours. Both groups were pleasantly…read moresurprised just how much they enjoyed their experience. It's incredible to see just how much time, effort and money it must have taken to convert a cave into a concert venue of such quality. Although less developed, it was equally impressive to visit the larger cave accompanied with the expert knowledge of the tour guide. I hope to have the opportunity to actually attend a concert here soon as well!

This venue is the most exhilarating, unique setting for a concert ever! If you have the…read moreopportunity, you must experience this!

Charles and Myrtles is an intimate music venue. All acts have been top notch with various musical…read morestyles including folk, blues, bluegrass and jazz. Everything is acoustic. Great sound. They are famous for their homemade cookies.

The staff is great but, unfortunately, unless there are 100 people in here, the sound is awful. The…read morePOS system is set up with flat dollor amounts for tipping. I just got a beer for $5 and the tip options shown we're $2.50, $5.00 and $10.00. wtf? We tip on percentage around here. The minimum tip, $2.50 equates to a 50% tip. Really? How does that make sense? Nice pool room in the back with a lounge area. Thursday combined karaoke/open mic night on is a mistake. If they split this into 2 nights they would get a good karaoke crowd and probably a better open mic crowd. They're just 2 different crowds. Putting them together makes nobody happy. So, some good and some bad. If you're coming for a big live act it's a good venue.

Great friendly bartenders and good venue to listen to a band. Bonus night: on Mondays, they have a…read more3 hour line dancing class for free!

Always meant to go here, but never followed through until last night when my bestie Kim invited me…read moreto hear a Journey tribute by the band Resurrection. I'd never heard of them, but... Journey, right? I'm a metalhead primarily, but enjoy quite a few other types. Not a huge fan of country unless it's funny, but that's another story. I checked out the hours on Yelp, naturally, because where else, and noticed there hadn't been a review since around 2015. I'm about to rectify that... It's only getting 4 stars due to parking. It's not marked and you guess that all the cars directly across the street are PROBABLY where you should go... and once you get inside, and sign tells you that it IS correct. Confusing. Would you be towed? I have a handicap tag and I parked in front of the building to the right of them next to two very large pickup trucks. Wasn't towed, no ticket. Thank God. Fluke? Lucky? Don't know... When we went up the weird little steps... not exactly handicap accessible... it's a fairly dark crowded place with a wide aisle separating tables from the check-in area, a small serving area, the long bar, more tables the stage, and access to the upstairs seating area. The lady that checked us in verified Kim's name in a book even though she ordered her tickets through some app... didn't even need to scan the QR code! We were given our little bracelets and went to find a table... hopefully... as it fills up FAST there! However, as soon as we got the bracelet on, we were headed past two young ladies who gave us FREE PASSES TO NEXT WEEK'S GUNS 'N ROSES TRIBUTE! Yep! Have bracelets to get into that for free, thanks to Jadan Geren and Rachel Dame. Thanks, dolls! We will try to make it! Thankfully, a sweet married couple by the names of Shannon and Brandon had a couple of free chairs at their table, so we had a place to sit, and it was close to both bar and stage. A pole was kind of in the way, but... sitting. Table. Nice couple. Thankful. The prices aren't too bad. Bottled beer was $4.50, mixed drinks I'm not sure of as I was the designated driver. Bottled water $1... fries $2.50, onion rings $2.99. Combos like burgers and fries $8... grilled cheese and fries I think was $7 or $7.50... they have things like fried pickles or cheese sticks for about $8... sorry I couldn't get a pic of the paper sheet that was a menu... ours was wrinkled, and they're a dark wine color... The opening act, which wasn't advertised, wasn't bad if you like a predominantly country, raspy voiced acoustic guitar kinda guy. His name was "Bobby". Just... Bobby. Was told he played in Nashville 6 days a week. I can see it. He's pretty good. Just not what anyone wanted to hear for a couple of hours while waiting for a Journey tribute... and I heard people complaining left and right. And yawning. Yep. Yawning. It was the fact raspy voices don't have much range, and after about an hour he was beyond monotonous... Once Resurrection came on stage? It got hopping!!! The bar had pretty much run out of food during Boring Bobby, so people need to eat EARLY. The acoustics are pretty good, the bass beat even vibrates the floor! The employees are ALL really nice. Customers/venue goers (whatever you want to call the people that bought tickets) are pretty nice, but have no compunction whatsoever of blocking your view. None. The open floor in front of the stage isn't that big and they will cram themselves on it or block the aisle leading to it, making it hard to get to your table if it's close to the stage and you went to the bar or the restrooms located to the right of the bar. Oh well. Concert. Happy rocking people. Deal with it, right? I'll update if Kim and I make it to the GNR tribute...

Not entirely sure how long this rendition has been here (bars in the area change names so…read morefrequently), but I think they may finally have a winner! It's a good sized club and they play a lot of good music. I've heard everything from funk to edm to hip hop. They bring in many great local artists to showcase their skills all the time. It's a good place to hang out and hear some good tunes. I have a blast every time I go.