Service was fast and friendly!…read more Awesome food! Crab dip is to die for! I had the Stuff Flounder and is was packed with great crab meat. True Charleston Style Clam Chowder, best I have had out side of Charleston. We also had fish and chips and the kids loved it! Must visit when in Blue Ridge.

Well I apologize for the very long delay on submitting this review. Yanno life gets in the way…read more.. Anyhoo, this place.... Wow... Really really enjoy this establishment. Not only it was on my birthday in which we celebrated. But our excursion to the mountains for the long weekend was a fantastic time. As you can see through the pictures we really went all the way my dish was as abundance of seafood that you could have with an amazing cioppino sauce that was also soppable with crusty garlic bread. The beverages were on point, they have a great menu of bourbons. Will not disappoint. As a surprise they gave me a flourless chocolate Bundt cake to take home with a candle. Being with the family is always a warm unforgettable experience. There is something to be said about being surrounded by people who care and love so much. I'm in bliss. Until next time ...

Chattanooga's own entry to the whiskey industry, and it is an absolute gem! While distillery tours…read morecan now be arranged, go to their tasting room on Market Street, across from the original Choo Choo station ( I like saying Choo Choo). There's a wonderful bar and plenty of expertise to take you through a tasting process. So much fun and you learn while you're at it. Don't have time for a tasting, take a look at all the unique whiskey offerings, it is nothing short of spectacular the options that are available to you. This is an incredibly creative distillery and the staff on the scene has the talent to help you make the best selection for your palate, such wonderful service!

When it started raining in Chattanooga, my humans found the perfect backup plan…read more While dogs aren't allowed on the distillery tour itself, they are welcome in the tasting room and bar area, which meant I could still join the adventure. The atmosphere was warm, relaxed, and cozy, with plenty of seating for humans to settle in and enjoy a whiskey flight. The staff immediately made me feel welcome and even brought over a water bowl without being asked. As a professional lounge dog, I appreciated the hospitality. My humans enjoyed sampling several whiskeys while I worked hard supervising the tasting process from my blanket-covered seat at the bar. The tasting room has a comfortable, laid-back feel that makes it easy to spend an hour or two escaping the weather. The unexpected highlight? The gift shop sells a plush dog toy of one of their whiskey bottles. Naturally, my humans bought one for me, and it quickly became one of my favorite toys. If you're traveling with a dog and looking for a dog-friendly indoor activity in Chattanooga, this is an easy recommendation. Dogba's verdict: Great whiskey for the humans, water service for the dogs, and a souvenir toy worthy of bringing home.

This place is amazing. The ambience is out of control. Drinks are wonderful and the cigar selection…read moreis amazing. On top of that the owner is so kind and friendly and informative. You definitely need to come to this place.

I have visited Cigar Tyme Lounge a few times now, and I can say with certainty it is one of my…read morefavorite places to visit in downtown Dalton. The owners and staff are incredible and knowledgeable. Drinks are outstanding, and the selection is everything you want and more. It is the perfect place to have some drinks with friends, laugh and chat, and enjoy the atomosphere.

Good vibe, good food and a great stopping spot for a meal and drink…read more The server was friendly and attentive, told us about the free tasting at the bar after dinner, and made some recommendations. The smash burgers are delicious. After food, the tasting was fun. Part of the Tennessee Whiskey Trail.

Food was typical/good. Service was slow & discombobulated…read more It happens. But I take real issue with their pet "friendly" claim. Maybe "pet tolerant", but not "friendly": - hostess was visibly & audibly afraid of dogs. We have two sweet chocolate labs, not exactly menacing creatures. Why in the world would you send a dog-fearing employee to get us seated? - we expected an offer of a water bowl for our pups. Nope. Had to find a server and ask for one. - the outdoor area we sat at is enclosed & gated. A door separates this outdoor area from the inside dining room. In spite of this, 10 minutes after being seated, a separate employee came out and simply said "do yall have leashes?" 1- of course we do, you saw us walk them in. 2- no greeting or "hey, I'm blah blah"... cold & impersonal. 3- why bother with the cost of a gated enclosure if pets have to be leashed anyway? We've been to many pet-friendly restaurants. You are NOT pet-friendly. You happily took our money for the meal, and added a 20% gratuity yourselves (which was not earned btw), but you barely did enough to accommodate our pups, let alone be considered "friendly". We didn't feel they were welcome, and certainly no "friendly" environment experienced. We won't be back. See how Calhouns defines "pet friendly". Y'all might learn something. To diners with pups: You want "pet friendly"? Skip this place.

For all of you sweet alcohol drinkers out there: Old Forge Distillery's got you. This is the place…read moreto get the hard stuff that also tastes like an oatmeal cookie or watermelon taffy or a pumpkin roll. When you want to get drunk, but you also need your drink to look electric blue and taste like raspberry, you come here. I'm not the biggest fan of sweet drinks in general, and especially not sweet alcohol. But I wasn't about to pass up an opportunity to taste some of Old Forge Distillery's moonshine and gin. They also make vodka, whiskey and rum. The gin was good! It doesn't taste like traditional gin, because they age it in bourbon barrels, so it has a little bit of a caramel taste to it. (In my opinion.) The moonshine and the cream liqueurs are where you will find the crazy flavors. I think my favorite was the coffee moonshine, which tastes like a wonderfully spiked black coffee. Samples are plentiful. The bartender told us which ones were crowd favorites, and also recommended some that I would not have picked myself. They also have a huge gift shop with lots of tchotchkes, plus bottles of their goods to take home with you.

Super cute decor connected to an awesome boutique. The drinks were all very unique and interesting…read more I'm a craft cocktail drinker and I've never seen or heard of some of these before. Really cute concept. My biggest issue, the service. Maybe I caught them on a bad day, but the bartenders were rude. So rude 2 couples in my party didn't even end up ordering a drink. 3 stars because I'm giving the benefit of the doubt, but it definitely put a damper on my groups experience!

Contrary to previous reviews. I disagree, the staff are knowledgeable and willing to help. People…read morejust need to ask and use their phone on the QR code coasters. With that staff was great at the bar and food was good too! We will kept going 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!

Wow what an amazing little local shop. Staff is friendly and the coffee was on point for small…read moretown. They have great food options and you will love the ambiance. A definite must go.

beautiful atmosphere, lovely staff and great coffee. Cant wait to try in the evening!read more

This place is fantastic. The vibes here are intimate, the list of bourbon and cocktails are…read moreextensive, the bites to eat are inviting! Truly a cultivated experience for the guests. Our bartender Anya was true to their craft and it showed in the creation of their drinks and knowledge of ingredient pairings. I ordered the Salmon BLT and my Salmon was cooked to perfection! My partner ordered a smash burger and it truly hit the spot. Definitely a place to hit if you're staying at the resort or even just looking for a good meal and a drink.

They have an amazing laid back environment. The staff are very friendly. The drinks are amazing…read more The food was also good

Food so good I licked my gloss off. The service was great, so shoutout to our server, Zack! I…read moretotally recommend for a nice family outing or even a romantic dinner.

As a local content creator here in Gatlinburg The Gatlinburg Hussey on Facebook YouTube IG, I tell…read moreall of my subscribers to visit here!! Its off highway 321, locally owned and the vibe is very nice! . The locals like to visit too

We were traveling to Nashville and had some time to spare so we thought we would stop att the Dam…read moreWhiskey Corporation for a tasting. They also have a tour of the old power station that now houses the Dam Whiskey distillery. The tasting costs $5 if you take the tour which costs $32 pp. We did the tasting first and you get minuscule amounts of their wares that is just barely enough to taste although the whiskeys were quite good. The tour on the other hand is definitely something to be avoided. There is no active distilling taking place and the old power station houses barrels of distillate being aged. The tour guide pointed out where there generators were located in the past and a flooded area where new generators were placed in the past. The structure is filthy, dusty and now houses remnants of their Haunted House tour (around Halloween.) This place is an OSHA nightmare with water puddles to walk through and rather dangerous staircases and debris on the floors. It would have been nice if a minimal effort might have been made to show what the power station might have looked like in its heyday. We were glad to escape unscathed except for the cost. Avoid this if you can.

First off it's not a distillery. We were informed that they distilled a very short time, maybe one…read morebatch... and they have everything made with recipes they bought, what we were told, in Virginia. Tasting was just $10 for two bourbons, a maple flavored bourbon, vodka, moonshine and two flavored moonshines. The amount poured for a taste was barely enough to wet your tongue but in the end it was just fine as I wouldn't have wanted more. I asked the gal what was the difference between vodka and moonshine. She said she didn't know and then took a big hit off a vape pen in front of us.