Food: 10/10 Service: 10/10…read moreAmbiance: 7/10 We got a table in about 7 minutes, and our waiter was amazing. The view out of the restaurant was so cool at night, but we were sat next to a play area and there were some rowdy kids. Besides the kids, the music choice was really great the whole night (classic rock). Date visited: 07/12/26

10/10 everything could have sucked and it still would be 10/10 because the service was phenomenal…read more Our waitress (I wish I remembered her name) was so sweet, helpful, patient and enjoyable. Totally made our experience at Smoky Mountain Brewery. Good news, nothing sucked! We tried all the beers on the menu. We really enjoyed a bunch of them and our appetizers were also really good. I would highly recommend this brewery!

The best local brewery in the Tri Cities. This place rivals Xul brewery in Knoxville. But guess…read morewhat? 6ix Grist makes a better PBJ beer! Scott is a friendly, kind brewmaster and cashier. Their new white marbled bar is beautiful. Come see for yourself. Oh yeah, they also serve snacks and nachos.

I love this place. Their fruited sours are the best I've had; easily as good as Xul. His Second…read moreGrade Sammie beer is super; again, I'd come there for just fruited sours. His Dole Pineapple is wonderful. I like his IPAs but I really like bitter West Coast IPAs and they are hard to find in East Tennessee. I know they are trying to make their IPAs "approachable" and I understand the desire since folks like me are fewer in number.

Great pizzas and craft beer. Really enjoyed it! Service was relaxed but on point! Just what we were…read morelooking for! Definitely recommend!

First of all imagine this, you walk into a restaurant to have dinner with your kids and it is not…read morebusy when you arrive. You sit down, wait over fifteen minutes to even order, the waiter finally comes out after we reminded him we were waiting to order. We finally order and wait one and a half hours for your food while several others sit down and ARE SERVED. When you go to ask where your food is the waiter responds with "yeah, this is a wild place to be right now." The proceeds to charge us $25 for the sodas we ordered. Highly do not recommend.

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!

There was a good selection of beer options from very light and refreshing to very happy and…read moreeverything in between. The food was yummy, especially the pretzel sticks with beer cheese, the deviled eggs, and the BBQ sliders! It was a fun, off the beaten path find!

I've been hoping to find decent German food in Knoxville since I got here in '22…read more I finally made it to Schulz Bräu, and they did not disappoint. The food was tasty, the beer was excellent and the atmosphere even on a drizzly Saturday afternoon was nice. For full disclosure, I cannot say it was the best sauerbraten I've had...that would be Monica's at Schnitzel in Vidor, TX...but it was very tasty. And the prices surprised me in their reasonableness. I look forward to returning soon and trying a schnitzel.

the only reason i am giving 4/5 stars is my two friends and i arrived here on a game day (none of…read moreus are into sports and had no idea) so this place was PACKED. a somewhat organized chaos. we got our food after about 30-35 min of wait time, which for the surplus amount of fans in this place was to be expected. i got the schnitzel pizza and it was good! my friends got the schnitzel and bratwurst respectively with two sides each. i ate the sauerkraut, which also wasn't bad, but i also just like sauerkraut haha i would definitely come back on a day that hopefully isn't as crowded because i did enjoy my pizza and would like to try a beer and another menu item. it was loud and busy, but not once was anyone rude. and i really appreciated that. we didn't require a ton of service, but the workers we did speak too were polite and that's all that i could ask for, especially if they had so much more going on. props to the staff at schulz!!

Open open open. The Mad Co. Brew House is OPEN!…read more I was passing through here in October 2025 as I am making my way through all 100 of North Carolina's county courthouses. The Madison County Courthouse is temporarily closed due to the water damage but the structure is still standing. On my way back to where I parked, I spotted this place and stopped in. I bought a beer - not much in the way of support, but I am back on keto and not eating pizza no matter how awesome it smells/looks - and opted to write this review immediately. As I'm typing, another customer asked the beertender about the storm. He pointed to the piece of black tape marking high water line on the wall. It's about NINE FEET off the ground. I included a picture. The leaves up here are just about starting to change. If you're thinking of leaf peeping and heading through the North Carolina mountains, don't miss out on Mad Co. Brew House. Firstly, their Pilsner is excellent. Second, they need the support. [Review 1124 of 2025 - 4371 in North Carolina - 24677 overall]

We fell in love with the town of Marshall before Hurricane Helene, and that love hasn't…read morechanged--but the town certainly feels different now. The impact of Helene was profound, and it's hard not to feel the weight of that change. Given Marshall's long and rich history, we doubt anyone could have anticipated something so devastating. We believe this moment calls for reflection--gratitude for what we still have, and commitment to preserving the character and history of this special place for future generations. The town is slowly recovering, and we were thankful to be able to visit. Some businesses and buildings are clearly still struggling, while others appear nearly back to normal. While in town, we stopped for a bite at Mad Co. Brew House. Parking was easy and convenient on the street, and the open-air concept was inviting. Because of the heat, we opted to sit inside. Upon entering, the bar is immediately to the right--that's where you grab a menu and place your order. We picked up laminated menus, found a large table, and returned to the bar to order once we'd made our selections. After paying, we were given a vibrating coaster to alert us when our food was ready for pickup at the kitchen window. It's worth noting that tipping was prompted at the point of sale. We don't mind tipping--20% or more is typical for us--but it was frustrating to realize that, in this case, there was virtually no service. We placed our own orders, grabbed our own utensils, water, and napkins, and picked up our food when the pager buzzed. Additionally, multiple signs reminded customers to bus their own tables after dining. No one ever checked on us, and we struggled to find a clean table when we arrived. During our visit, we saw several employees either behind the bar or in the open concept kitchen, but none seemed to be sanitizing or tidying up, despite it not being particularly busy. We recognize that the community has endured a lot since the flooding, and our visit was, in part, a way to support local businesses. Still, basic service standards matter--and without improvement, we worry that some visitors may not return. That said, the food itself was excellent--easily a five-star experience. The setting, the charm of the location, and the overall potential of the place are solid. With a little more attention to cleanliness and service, this could be a true gem. For now, we're giving it three stars, hoping it was just an off night--and wishing the best for everyone continuing to rebuild in this resilient town.

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.

A quick Yelp search while in the area led us here. It was a good find for sure…read more Loved that even on cold days, there is a closed-in patio that allows pups! Our pup travels everywhere with us, so finding these spots is important to us. It was very spacious too - so we weren't on top of other guests. They have an extensive menu and the same with the beer list. There is something for everyone, from hoppy IPAs to fruity sours. Not sure which beer you may like - get a sample. Or try a flight! For lunch, we got the deviled eggs to start - something that is a go-to for us. They were solid and enjoyable. For the main, we opted for the Abridged burger and the Chicken club. Both were solid as well. Fries were crispy, but a bit over-salted, and I enjoy some salt. So made a note for next time to "go light". Service was good too. Overall - really only a tiny detail to 'complain' about, but easily taken care of next time. We will be back for sure - I want to try their pizza!