Great feel and wonderful food!! One of the smallest most friendly bars/restaurants in Roane Countyread more

A real American bar with smoking and cussing ! Real people at the bar talking and having a good…read moretime. The barmaids were very friendly and helpful. Menu if plenty big enough for a place of its size the burgers and fries are wonderful !!! I would recommend it to anyone ! But if your a no smoke zealot please leave the folks here alone there having fun !!

This was the last stop on the 62 Ale Trail and so happy we made the trip. Off the beaten path,…read morelocated in a barn with views that can't be beat! Huge property, picnic tables, a fire pit and dog friendly. Also be sure to pick up a passport and get your beer stamps along the way!

Hidden gem in the hills of East Tennessee. Great beer. Great pizza. Hang and talk to the locals -…read moreit's worth it!

Kasey was awesome! Food was great, atmosphere was easy. We are flying out tomorrow morning and this…read morewas the perfect pit stop!!!

Arrived for a birthday dinner at 4pm. (Dead not busy at all) "Please wait to be seated " oh we…read morewaited...and waited, and we waited longer. Not to mention we are regular guests which severing staff know us. Finally got seated. We had to ask for kids menu which we know were available (We're regulars). The host is not paying attention. I was well aware prices have gone up at least a dollar from the entire menu, and we do enjoy the food, but to set the expectation of "average" menus item being $14, and burgers $14.75-$16.75, you've got to do better. Thankfully the server made the entire experience great. She has served us multiple times and understands our special needs for our son. *We'll definitely be back, but I this industry will not survive "expecting" 20% and doing that to guests. (That servers we had will always get a generous tip from us) ***It's gong to come down to asking to be sat in specific server's section.

Love the Atlanta mid town original location... now they have a location in Knoxville. Located in…read moreKerns food hall along with several other food and beverage eatery. Love the Blind Pirate blood orange IPA. Parking on site.

We came to Kerns Food Hall on a whim. We almost left because parking was not free (this annoyed me…read morebecause it's a small venue and why would I need to pay for parking?) I'm glad we decided to venture inside. There were lots of vendors selling their wares, and the boutique stores were nice. We decided to eat at Eat More Beef, and boy! The burger melted in my mouth, and the fries were hot, crispy, and salty. We had two servers, Autumn and Kimmie who were interesting and seemed to enjoy their jobs. This is impressive and kind of rare anymore. Good servers are imperative to a positive dinner experience. They win for being awesome. The bar was warm, welcoming, and clean! If you're looking for smash burgers and cold beer, this is the place for you. I wish the parking was free all the time but since I can't control that, I'll leave it alone.

Speaking specifically here on Balter's brunch-- could not ask for a better experience! It was…read moreValentine's Day, so obviously packed-- we never had a lapse in attention from our waitress. Brunch gives you access to a small buffet (fresh fruit, potato salad, chicken salad, pasta salad, brownies, and cookies) that you can help yourself to while waiting for entrees. I split a mimosa carafe which was delightful, their coffee is spectacular as well. While it was packed, I could still speak at a normal volume with my partner and enjoy our valentines morning! The energy and ambiance didn't feel overly hurried and it was overall very welcoming and pleasant. I ate the quinoa benedict and LOVED it!! For two entrees, coffee, and a large mimosa carafe we split about $50.

Oh man, did I need this meal in my life. I was out way too late the night before, and this was…read moreeverything my heart could desire lol. We got the deviled eggs, southwestern Benedict, green tomato Benedict, and the breakfast burrito. Everything was great. I didn't have anything to drink other than water, which seems silly at a place that has beer in the title, but check out the brunch. The servers were mostly younger folks, but really attentive and professional. The vibe is clean and casual. A spot that the local college kids dig, which I wasn't mad about. I'm a kid at heart. My buddy got the ice cream cookie thing and the banana pudding taster. The ice cream cookie will make me quickly turn into the Michelin man, but damn it was good.

Abridged is such a great spot with amazing food. They're always slammed so plan on a bit of a wait…read morebut it's worth it. We had a chef salad minus meat and egg (vegetarian daughter in tow), a kids cheese pizza and the abridged cheeseburger. All three items were terrific. The only slight criticism is that the pizza kitchen is separate from the main kitchen so the pizza arrived in 5 minutes along with the salad and then the burger came out 15 minutes later. No knock on the restaurant because all three dishes were terrific and cooked to order. The quality of the ingredients stands out as superior to most restaurants and you can tell they care in how they plate and prepare the dishes as well. We sat at a high top table in the bar and the server was polite and friendly.

4.5 stars! We…read morestopped by here for dinner. The pizza here is delicious! If you happen to stop by here, definitely order the pizza. The beers are just alright. The rest of the food were good. Great & fast service!

Our first stop in Chattanooga was, of course, the name sake brewery for the city. It was still…read morefairly early in the afternoon on a Sunday so we were excited to see that they had the football games on the big screens. The bartender was kind enough to change one of the TVs to have the Lions game on so that I could enjoy my team while Ben enjoyed his team the Broncos playing. Sadly, they didn't have many beers of their own on tap while we were there so I just ordered a drink from their menu that sounded yummy. I also ordered their Poke. Wouldn't you know it, Ben suddenly became hungry once the food came out and looked delicious. I only shared a little because it was really good and he "wasn't hungry" before I made my choice. We didn't stay long as we wanted to get in as many breweries as possible before our flight out late that evening.

Great vibe. Great service. I had the milk stout and brown ale, both were pretty good. The southern…read moreItalian was tasty but a little bit of a small portion for me. Overall, very good and I would definitely come back.

Came here for dinner with a group of 4 at 4:30pm on a Sunday. There was no wait at the time we…read morearrived. They have parking in front or additional parking up the hill. It's free for customers up to 3 hours and then you can pay via a QR code. We stop at this place every year and always ask for Angel however this was the first time since being diagnosed with celiac. They have many items marked GF on their menu. Angel brought over the allergy menu just to confirm what was safe, but they do not have a separate fryer for fries. My friend and I shared a house salad and a GF cheese pizza. The food was delicious and Angel is always amazing!!

I've been a frequent customer during our trips to Gatlinburg for 18+ years. A lot has changed over…read moretime, but the food and beer here are still hard to beat. Keep in mind, this place stays busy, and the servers do try to turn tables efficiently. That said, if you're friendly and make a little conversation, they're more than happy to keep the drinks coming for as long as you like. Oh, and their standard "house salad" is epic. Trust me. They used to feature a lot of live music, and while the website still lists a schedule, they don't seem to be offering it consistently anymore. If live music is a deciding factor for your visit, I'd recommend calling ahead to confirm.

‍I was charged $4 for Oktoberfest beer last week, because after Sunday's yoga class 1st beer is 1/2…read moreoff. Today I was charged $5.48 for the same beer after the yoga. I really want to keep supporting this business so I asked the bartender about it and they gave me refund.

Not much to it. We went on a Sunday afternoon and that probably contributed to the lack of people…read moreand entertainment.

The beer was great - Bitterwheat Symphony & Midnight Moonlight. The food awesome - Hot Italian sub…read moreand Italian chopped Salad plus Bacon Cheddar Fries. Trevor was an awesome server and checked on us often.

While we were driving up to Five Wits, i notice there was a beautiful wing mural on the side of…read moretheir building out front. We parked and before even going inside we went out front to take some the sun started to set too much. The mirror is done by a professional artist known for her beautiful wing designs. On the patio that we walked past to get to the inside was a live band playing, and there were a ton of cute dogs all over with their owners enjoying the music. It was the cutest sight. Inside there are 2 sections of the brewery, but they had the front closed so we couldn't use the back smaller part. I liked the small part to be honest with you. It wasn't super small, but it was much more quaint looking. Service was super friendly, offering us a samples of anything that we would like to try, but of course, we ultimately got a flight. Luckily for me , they also had the Lions game on so I was able to see the end of the game and our victory. They do have food on their menus, and I can definitely see us returning it to this location when we're in Chattanooga again.