Naked river sits across the street from a college. So we were able to park in the parking lot…read morebehind the brewery was completely full and required payment. Walking in , you could see a long bar that you could sit at or just order food at in a designated area and seat yourself around the place. We chose to set up the bar, of course. It kind of ended up being a bad idea because people had no idea about personal boundaries and being in other people's face while they're enjoying their beers and they are standing around ordering food and reaching over you. Ben and I even switch seats, because he is worried about his personal space then I am. Most of the food that was on the menu was barbecue driven but since I had just had poke, I was not hungry. The servers were very friendly when we were ordering and checked in on us often I just wish that they would have kept the line in a more orderly fashion since there was a designated area for ordering specifically.

First an apology, when I get a carry-out order, I never offer pics, it just isn't fair to the…read moreestablishment. So sorry about that folks. So, as I was told by the staff, the restaurant portion has been spun off and sold from the brewery itself, so this is my first visit for food, since that has transpired. It is now known as "BUDS & BREWS CHATTANOOGA", part of a larger group out of Nashville, I was told. The bar/brewery looks the same, there is the same helpful staff, but in all honesty, the food just isn't as good. The pulled pork, was okay at best, the fried onion rings, just too greasy, and the chicken wings, just too dry. When first opened NR was the first microbrewery to prepare and offer their own food, and the bbq was stellar, but I cannot make that same statement today. Brews are still good, but if need a good microbrewery in Chattanooga that can offer you good food to go along with that cold one, my recommendation is either Oddstory or Five Wits. I'll continue to come to NR for a beer, as their Moonpie Stout is absolutely one of the best beers you can find in Chattanooga, but like I said if I am hungry too, this will no longer be one of my primary spots to consider.

The server was really nice and helped make this experience better. The whole atmosphere of the…read moreplace was just warm and comfy. The staff was genuinely friendly with everyone and it just felt like you were being welcomed by all. They have inside and outside patio seating. The food was great! I loved the deviled eggs with the honey you can you drizzle on top. I also got the schnitzel and that was good as well. I didn't get a chance to try to dessert, but I will definitely be back.

Best thing: The extremely friendly and fast service, especially the staff bringing a water dish out…read morefor the dog.Type of Food: German-American Gastropub Review: Brewhaus is in a really convenient spot right by the walking bridge in Chattanooga--though the bridge itself is actually closed down at the moment. Parking in their main lot is pretty tight, but we didn't have much trouble finding street parking close by. The absolute standout here is the staff; they were incredibly friendly and completely johnny on the spot with getting our drinks out. We had our dog with us and quickly learned that pets aren't allowed inside or even on the regular inside patio, but they do have a small dedicated picnic table area out to the left for people with dogs. The staff was even nice enough to bring out a water dish for him, which was a really great touch. As for the food, you definitely get a plentiful amount for what you pay. We ordered the sampler platter--which comes with a massive pretzel, three little brats on buns, and kraut balls--as well as the Jager Schnitzel with sides of potato salad and spaetzle. The pretzel platter and the spaetzle were good, and the whole place has an awesome atmosphere that makes you want to hang out. I'd still absolutely recommend checking it out, just keep an eye on a couple of the food details. Cons: The jager dressing wasn't heated up enough, causing it to congeal on top of the pork loin and throw off the flavor, so it had to be scraped off. Also, the potato salad missed the mark completely--the potatoes were vastly undercooked, giving them a raw texture, and they were a dark color instead of a normal opaque white, showing that the potatoes used were going bad. Thumbs up / Thumbs down: Thumbs up (I would still go back for the great atmosphere and service).

Community pizza for lunch. Decor is quaint but fun. They have a HUGE local beer selection. I tried…read morea few. ALL were very good. After watching Sooooo many pizza reviews, we decided to try the Neapolitan style pizza. Thin crust and cooked in a wood fire oven. So.... First and foremost pizza was good. Being a Neapolitan style, I was expecting a bit more crunch with the slight char. The tomato sauce was very good. You could tell it was fresh crushed tomatoes and basil. Bartender and our waiter were awesome. Talked to us about the local brewery, the styles of pizza, etc. very friendly and cooperative with all the questions we had. We were both pleasantly surprised by this local downtown place. Good atmosphere and good food. A must try when downtown Chattanooga. They do offer Detroit style and New York style pizza as well. It all depends on the way YOU like your pizza cooked! VERY good pizza! I would probably give this pizza, on a pizza scale; an 8.2 which is pretty high. A little flop on the crust, but the crunch, char and the amazing tomato sauce, partnered with the atmosphere and friendly staff made it a must visit pizza place! We finished it off with the local made gelato. I had milk and honey and my wife had chocolate. Both were very flavorful and refreshing on this very hot day. Community Pizza is fitting as everyone either in or around this community should stop by and try this pizza! Thanks for a great afternoon experience!

Reading the reviews, I'm pretty jealous of the people complaining about too much salt on their…read morepizza. My pizza had zero salt and near zero flavor. I had the DeMarco by the slice. For three dollars, it just seemed too good to pass up. It came out looking great...but, three or four bites in, I felt something was off. Then it hit me! There was no flavor! It's almost like all you guys got on their case for too much salt, so they removed it from the recipe. lol I also had the adult fried cheese. They were just OK. The dipping sauce was fantastic. I'm not sure why they didn't use that sauce in the DeMarco Pizza. If they did, they did not use nearly enough. I think what I did not like about the fried cheese was that...in my head, I expected something similar to mozzarella sticks with flavorful breading. There was no breading to this...it was like a crisp, if that makes sense. It changed the dynamic. Less of a cheese stick, more of a wonton or empanada. I also love trying new things, so I had the blackberry vinegar drink. I don't know why I thought it sounded good, but it was written in fun, colorful purple chalk as if it was a great thing I needed to try....aaaahhh...marketing mind games strikes again. Maybe it's too sophisticated for me. Place was fun. Service was great. Everybody is super friendly. Very nice vibe to it.

A fun lunch stop on a leisurely country drive…read more Wife had the bbq chicken salad. Ok, but more a fried chicken salad with a little bbq flavor. I did the burger sliders appetizer. Impressed. The beef was clearly ground in house and was a wonderful coarse grind. excellent. With the buns charred on the grill, it made an excellent light lunch without any sides needed. Added bonus for house brewed beer. Found the kolsch a tasty lunch treat. Warmish inside, and hot outside, sadly the views that day were shrouded in haze. Don't know when we'd ever be back in the area, but if we were, I'd not hesitate to suggest a repeat stop.

We were finally able to try TOTR recently. Had heard great things about this restaurant--and for…read morethe most part, it's all true. The food, seating environment and view (or course) are really good. Pricing is on the higher end but fair for what you get. So 3 stars for that. The staff that greets and seats you--as well as our waitress--was unfriendly bordering on rude. Just weird. Our local friends state that there are a lot of out-of-state residents living nearby (especially California expats) and they're not well liked. That may be the case, but it appeared that everyone was treated shabbily. Kinda sours the experience. Lastly, there were a lot of flies. I counted 10 at one time near the entrance, kitchen and booth seating. You can see a few on the photo I attached. That really hurts the dining experience. This is a one and done for us.

Great food and great service. We had the goat cheese dip appetizer and three entrees. Goat cheese…read morewas served with a corn relish over the top that was sweet and savory all at once. Very tasty. I had the pecan Salmon. It was well cooked with a nice sauce. It came with grilled onion chunks and diced green onions on the fish. My sister ordered the Red Fish special. It was topped with fresh pickled cucumbers and a light sauce. My mother had the skirt steak sandwich. A generous portion of steak in house made flat bread. All and all it was a delightful meal.

I went here twice and likely won't be back…read more First visit just had burrata. It was great! Hard to mess up cheese. Second visit I had a chicken sandwich off of the brunch menu. 2/5 stars. The bread was fabulous. It was a thigh so that was very disappointing to me as I was expecting a breast. The flavor was good but I hate the texture of thighs and there are those gross bits in it. The potatoes it came with were under spiced and burnt. 1/5 stars. Basically didn't eat my meal at all. My husband got a breakfast burrito and thought it was okay. He ate it but said it was mostly filler and not a lot of chicken. Definitely a bummer of a meal. Shame because the place is cute.

First time here, while in town for work. Huge selection of craft beer and plenty on tap…read more I got a flight of 3. My favorite was Maine Lunch IPA. I also got a container of the Cajun Mix, which was very good. They have a large outdoor patio area, part of which is covered.

January 2, 2021 On…read moreour home bound road trip from Ohio, we stopped a couple of times but came here especially to try the beer. It was a little chilly, but not quite "Ohio" chilly so we sat ourselves outside with a couple of hazy IPA aka Juice Bombs from Sloop Brewery. This brew pub is sandwiched between brick buildings: Stacks, a burger pub, on the right and another commercial building on the left. Across the street is the Police, so be warned, and don't get too funky. We asked if they had food and said no but it was ok to get some take out and eat it at their table or order from Stacks (what we did) and they bring it to your table from next door. Even better. Stacks' mushroom burger and stack cheese burger were very good too. We washed those down with another set of local IPAs called Southeast by Tailgate Brewery in Nashville, TN, also very good. Some of the tables have heating lamps which would have been nice as it got chillier. Not ours. But no sweat. This place does occasionally make their own beer as well but it's primarily a brew pub which sells other beer and canned beer from all over. I'm glad we had a chance to come. Now for the drive home. Thankfully we are less than 2 hours away. Atlanta here we come!

Broad Street Grille is always good! Their adult brunch is $25 and $13.95 for kids 5-12. Free for…read more4-younger! This brunch buffet is well worth it. They have an omelet bar to die for!! They have a salad bar, a hot bar for breakfast that had grits, sausage, bacon, hash brown casserole, scrambled eggs, potatoes, waffles, and oatmeal. Then they also had a lunch hot bar. It had salmon, chicken, greens, shrimp and grits, macaroni and cheese. They also had a fruit bar and a dessert bar!!! Like i said, it's worth the pay! On Saturday's they have $1 mimosas so you know i had to get 5 of them!!!! Our waiter was also great!

I've walked down to this place several times since I've been in Chattanooga for lunch. Always a…read morebuffet, so I've not had a chance to take a pic of the menu or remembered to take pics of the food. Maybe when I go for an evening meal. That being said, the food is pretty decent. Nothing to jump up and down about. I've not had anything there yet that was really bad. The waitstaff are hit and miss. Some times they're Johnny on the Spot and others, well, you have to hunt them down. The decor is nice and gives off good, high, but not too high class feel. The place is clean as well. Never tried it during the evening, but hope to add that to my review one day. If you're in the neighborhood, stop in. You could be a fan! Who knows?

Food was better than I expected. With restaurants being sub par as of late after COVID it's been…read morereally hard to get good food and good service from Chain restaurants. But the food and the service was great today. They neighborhood restaurant delivered today. It was clean and the essences of good food filled the air. I just may eat out more and come back here. Kudos Applebee's Brainerd Rd. Restoring the faith of the people... lol

I eat here with my mom sometimes three or more times a month. The food is always good. Service…read morecan be a little iffy at times based on staffing and time of day. We have never had a really bad experience though and will continue to dine here frequently. Love the happy hour menu also! Wish that I weren't nearly always driving so that I could take advantage of the drink specials as well! Also, it is always pretty quiet when we are there and I appreciate that as well.