This adorable restaurant can be found through the gardens of Hotel Chalet. We sat in the covered…read morepatio and it was lovely not hot at all. The service was quick and attentive. We started with the bacon wrapped dates and cocktails. We split two entrées the Peruvian Chicken and Chicken Alla Vodka. Both were so unique and delicious.

Charming little Appalachian bistro inside The Hotel Chalet at the Chattanooga Choo Choo. The…read moreservice was warm and genuinely great. Our meal was a split, my burger missed for me, but my wife loved the flounder special. Odd layout with the kitchen set apart from the dining room. Glad we tried it once. 4 stars, worth a look if you are staying on site.

Absolutely beautiful venue for our wedding! We were able to have an outdoor ceremony and hosted the…read morereception inside with the garage doors up. Haley and the rest of the Waterhouse staff were so easy to work with. Price was very reasonable. Highly recommend this venue!

Everything about Whitney and the Waterhouse Pavilion was great! The venue was so cool and easy to…read moredecorate considering the atmosphere was already very unique. Whitney worked with us to plan set up and prep until we were completely comfortable. She even let us come a day early to drop all of our supplies off in the prep room and helped us unload our cars. The Waterhouse had all the resources we needed to make our wedding a success and the process of getting the ok on vendors and alcohol service was quick and simple. The price to rent the venue was more than fair and even the policeman provided for the event was extremely nice. We would choose the Waterhouse Pavilion a million times over!

View and banana foster table side!! Flash back to the 70s/80s and I love that. The birds are a…read morebonus.

It has been a bit, but when we decided to get married there was only one place to have our…read morerehearsal dinner at. We called Tracy and told him our plans, for about 35 guests. Absolutely stellar. Tracy and the amazing staff went above and beyond to make it perfect. On other occasions such as before concerts, we call, walk in , and our table is always ready and we are never late to a show. These groups are usually around 15 guests.

What a beautiful location. It encompasses a venue space, photography studio, a suite, full…read morekitchen, and more. I hosted a reception here and Ms. Donna was such a good help. They supplied food, decor, and day of assistance. If I lived here, I'd definitely rent this space. It's perfect for small, intimate affairs.

We rented the Loft for our sons wedding rehearsal dinner and we were not disappointed. The location…read moreis great and the host were super. We were running late so the host helped us get everything set up and even came back and helped with the clean up. The Southside loft is an excellent place for your gatherings..

I came here to walk around while staying in town and wanted to see the park. It's interesting and…read morecute, a large courtyard where one of the historic train cars sits explaining the famous Choo Choo and all around the inside are open-air patios and restaurants. There is a small arcade with a penny press, a few shops, and about 4-5 restaurants. There is a boutique hotel where about 8 of the train cars have been converted to hotel rooms and the lobby and interior of the hotel is beautiful. Parking nearby is plentiful and metered. Easy enough to find.

While staying at the Chattanoogan hotel for a wedding weekend, I walked around the area and came…read moreacross the Chattanooga Choo Choo station. It is now part of the Hotel Chalet. I remember the song (my mom used to sing it) and wanted to experience the depot and see the remnants of the train itself. The train station has been refurbished, and it harkens back to the old days. You walk through the station and out to the track (Gate 11 per the signage; Track 29 in the song). It was cool to see what the old depot was like. It had an elevated platform to look into one of the old passenger cars. Old passenger cars are now lined up in the back of the area which serve as overnight room stays. There are various activities on the grounds and people selling items under tents (like a flea market). Some history markers are on the grounds also highlighting the Chattanooga Choo Choo's past. I was a nice nostalgic experience and I'm glad I got to visit it.

We didn't know what to expect from the restaurant, meaning that we had made reservations just from…read moreYelp and some Ai description pointers. This is an open floor plan, modern decor restaurant complete with a lengthy bar area. It is very open and modern except for the kitchen, which remains partially visible through windows from the main dining area. It was a Wednesday night and was surprisingly slow at 6:30, in terms of the crowd, or lack thereof, with only three other tables occupied during our visit. Our server, Jonathon, was very polite, attentive, and professional. Especially in contrast to my observation of the other server, whom I observed going through the motions of waiting in tables like a bored veteran server who might have been half drunk. Just an observation, but he kind of had our attention while serving a nearby table. He clearly knew what he was doing and mostly pulled off a good job, it was mostly timing and tone of voice and the way he was gliding across the room. Good for that guy. It was pasta night and that meant pasta specials, so I figured this was one of those, "our best game" dishes and ordered the bolognese with rigatoni. I also ordered the Appalachian Salad, which was spinach, radicchio, blue cheese, pine nuts, 5 oz beef tenderloin tip, red wine vinaigrette. I asked for medium rare and got well done. But both were fantastic. I did not think the bolognese would satisfy my appetite, it was filling, but I did t want to be hungry an hour later and the steak with salad deliciously helped. My wife had the herb crusted salmon, chive-pepper-corn couscous ragout, fried basil. And there was a lot of couscous, probably a cup and a half if not two cups. This too was delicious. I was intrigued by one menu item we did not try for $25 as an appetizer, deep fried egg yolks with crème fraiche and caviar. I know to get that, the yolks must be frozen, then breaded and fried to be crisp on the outside but runny yolk inside. I couldn't interest my wife in this adventure, but someone else try them and let us know? Staff were all very hospitable. Free valet parking for a couple of hours, right at the entrance in fact. Value was reasonable and good quality, quantity and flavors were very good. It didn't blow us away, but we were not disappointed. The only crazy thing was $14 for a small pour on a glass of Chardonnay, but that's the way it goes for dining out nowadays. This was a decent choice for our dinner out while visiting Chattanooga. I will say, Jonathon, our waiter, did a five star job.

Whitebird is a beautiful modern space with polished design and a welcoming layout, though the…read moreatmosphere felt a bit bright and open for dinner service and would benefit from softer lighting to create more evening ambiance. The soundtrack was also an unexpected mix of religious Christmas and opera music that overpowered the room. Much too loud. That said, the food itself delivered. Portions were generous, plating was thoughtful, and the mushroom gnocchi--subbed in for the ravioli that night--was flavorful, well executed, and satisfyingly hearty. The menu could use another substantial vegetarian dish with protein, but overall the meal was enjoyable and worthy of a return visit. Half off wine bottles Wednesday was an unexpected bonus!

Second night at this property and so far things have been fantastic. Jo in last night and Charles…read morewas very helpful with unloading our car. Have a huge beautiful room on the 10th floor. Jessica at the bar was super sweet and a great bartender/server. Breakfast was delicious, and have been enjoying my chicken and waffles with rosemary potatoes all day long, even at room temperature.!! Amelia at the front was very helpful. Housekeeping has been friendly. Chris at the bar tonight was attentive Spent the last hour by the pool on a comfortable lounge chair and got to meet some very nice hotel guests. Bed is comfortable. Can't say anything about its location as I have not explored Chattanooga yet NEXT EVENING UPDATE!! Had some issues in the morning that manager Kay took care of before we had a chance to speak to her, and was fantastic at making things right. Again, the entire staff I have interacted with has been very personable, seemed to remember me, although I don't know why(!!!), and shown hospitality that I would expect at a hotel. Would definitely stay here again.!

1- no parking. You are going to pay $25/day on top of your bill if you want to be less than a…read moreblock away from your car 2- no complimentary breakfast of any sort. Not even a discount. 3- black mold in the shower of room 411 on the caulk of the ceiling. 4- carpets are dingy/worn/gross Aside from that, staff is very friendly and accommodating Plenty of other quality hotels that provide amenities. For this price, get yourself a good bed and breakfast. Avoid Indigo.

Haven't been here since they got new owners so stopped by after work to catch up with a friend that…read moreworks nearby. The space looks the same - funky cool, with different colored glass lamps hanging, a velvet couch, a leather couch, a few tables in the middle, and a piano up on a raised area off to the side. Their menu includes juices, drip coffee, chai tea, soda, sandwiches, salads, and homemade hot cocoa. We both ordered the hot cocoa, the white chocolate hot cocoa for me. They make each drink order, one at a time, on the counter. And it is the perfect balance of creamy, sweet, chocolate deliciousness with whipped cream on top! My friend was quite happy with his plain hot cocoa too. We felt cozy drinkin our hot cocoa on the velvet couch. This was the right stop for this dreary day.

we payed for the venue for the night and the bartender decided to flip out and kick everyone out…read more he was stumbling around the bar and slurred his words when kicking us out. This ruined the experience for the night.

Just needed to highlight the exceptional help that I got from one of the Signal security guards,…read moreRich. Truly someone who loved his job and loved seeing the patrons happy and enjoying the musical experience. I also felt safe and well cared for.

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.

Beautiful venue. Super helpful in making sure we had all we needed and Kat was a dream to work…read morewith in the set up, etc. This space was perfect for our event.

From the owner: If you have been searching for the perfect venue for your wedding reception, rehearsal dinner,…read moreparty, or fundraising event - look no further! The Peyton is the perfect space for your occasion, and it is located within the same building as our sister venue, Stratton Hall. - 6,000 square feet with an industrial chic look and feel - Original warehouse space with unique lighting and large glass, roll-up doors - Outdoor patio with a view of the beautiful Lookout Mountain - Custom-made farm tables and benches to comfortably seat up to 96 guests - 10 additional large tables with wooden, cross-back chairs - Indoor and outdoor conversation areas with sofas and tables, and a beautiful wooden bar - Sound system and projector