I love shopping here still and always will, but unfortunately my nice day was ruined by a wan who "works" here. I've never seen her around here and have no clue who she works for. This women was very rude and ugly, not just her physical presence but her attitude towards customers. My friend and I came out to lunch for a nice day and took pictures which no one told us we couldn't. She was very rude and extremely unprofessional to me and my friend, saying very crazy things to us when we never said anything to her back. When we asked her what was wrong, she cowardly ran and continued to say very rude thing. Sad that a nice place like this has to have toxic unprofessional behavior from those who represent. She had short black hair and carries a permanent frown. read more

Not a lot of selection, parking is expensive. Vibes are good, though. I am a major Anthropologie fan so I come here a lot. Always stop in J. Crew too. The coffee shop here is nice. Needs more shops! Once every space is full it will be more worthwhile. read more

Warehouse Row - Parking in back - Shopping Centers Near Me - Chattanooga, Tennessee

We needed to find some clothes for our sons funeral. My husband and I we y to J Crew and we're basically pushed off to some little Cracker Barrel style county store with Waffle House shirts in it. Nothing useful or helpful especially for people who are already mourning and trying to get help. No one wanted to assist. read more

Warehouse Row is in central downtown Chattanooga. For reference, it's address is 1110 Market Street. Restaurant Row is a fun place to meet and mingle with friends or out of town guests. There currently are 12 retailers, several restaurants that are currently serving for sit-down, take out or delivery at 80-90% capacity, plus a coffee shop, Goodman Coffee Roasters. Goodman Coffee Roasters additionally features scones, muffins and the like to enjoy with your coffee or tea at their airy outdoor space. Of note is a restaurant called Public House, who is currently featuring new Spring cocktails that use locally sourced CBD from Hemp House. The other restaurants at Restaurant Row are The Social, Two Ten Jack, Urban Stack, and Tupelo Honey Cafe. THC has recently revamped their entire menu, sometimes imho, not for the better. A list of the retail stores at Restaurant Row include: * J Crew * Anthropologie * Shadowbox Paperie * Amanda Pinson Jewelry * lululemon athletica * Hemline * Onward Reserve * Revival * The Cosmetic Market * That Glasses Guy Optique De Luxe * Yves Delorme * Embellish (Embellish sells upscale clothing and at the moment, through May 8, you can obtain 25% off some of their 'Yves Delorme' pieces.) Worth a trip, if only just to browse. read more

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Beautiful repurposed warehouse with a nice selection of shops and services. They shops are mid-tier or so and a bit more pricy, so be prepared to fork out some extra $$$ for that beautiful goodie you just found. Some stores have items that are assembled or crafted in the United States (though main textiles and the like vary in country of origin). Definitely a nice touch! read more

Warehouse Row - Beautiful Interior - Shopping Centers Near Me - Chattanooga, Tennessee

Getting a start as the Old Stone Fort during the Civil War (1864), to its transformation into a warehouse district at the turn of the 20th century, these buildings that make up Warehouse Row are designed to represent the vibrant history and commercial culture of Chattanooga. So, what is Warehouse Row today? Jewelry, home décor, fashion are just some of the shopping that can be found here today. Along with that there are 5 great places to eat. We chose Public House and weren't disappointed. We arrived later in the evening and parking along the street was free at that point (Saturday night). People around this place were all friendly and it wasn't a bad place to check out at all. We'd for sure come back here, just to try some of the other food!! read more

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Great place to go explore the shops and walk around. Located downtown Chattanooga. Great bathrooms and shops like Lululemon and local shops. read more

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A good amount of restaurants but if you want to shop don't bother. Really nothing there. The building is kind of neat. But seriously don't waste your time. However Public house is there and that is a spectacular restaurant but that is for another review. read more

In Lexington we have Victorian Square. Warehouse Row reminds me a lot of it. It's not a place that I would go out of my way to go back, but it was within walking distance of my downtown hotel. I had some time to kill and looking for a place to wonder around and grab a cup of coffee. I have to agree, the shops are hoiety toiety. One of the home goods stores had a sign displayed banning photography in the store. One makeup store that I walked in was appealing, but the sales ladies whispering was a real turn off. I just sipped my coffee and left. read more

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I like to bring out of town friends and family here to impress them. I'm glad the tourists haven't found it. It's a beautifully restored multi-story warehouse venue that showcases popular local retailers and restaurants on the first two levels. There is office space above that. Parking is Free for 2 hours, but it's easy to get to and from on the free downtown shuttle stop at the Market Street curb. There are a few national retailers like JCrew and Anthropologie, but the local businesses really shine. I've been to a couple of special events for the public, and they are always well organized and the food delicious. It's fast and easy during the week to get in and out for lunch at Tupelo Honey Cafe. My parents love that place. read more

Warehouse Row - Corner of Market St. and Houston St. - Shopping Centers Near Me - Chattanooga, Tennessee

I've enjoyed seeing this little development in downtown Chattanooga change, and still be around years after its inception as downtown continued to grow. Nice shops - like the darling stationery store Shadowbox, a gem if you like paper of all kinds like I do - and some snazzy little shoe and womens' clothing stores, as well as a few cozy (Tupelo Honey) or upscale (Public House and The Social, the adjacent bar) restaurants. Note - there is 2-hour free parking, which you enter on the Market St side, and you can also access it via the free shuttle that runs from the Choo Choo to the Aquarium (where you can get the North Shore bus that will take you just across the bridge or of course reverse that ride if you are coming from the south end of downtown to WR). read more

Not at all pleased with my experience. Only 30% of the mall had open stores and the stores opened were so expensive that we just walked in and walked back out! Not at all what we expected. Waste of time! read more

I went to this shopping mall in October and it was surprisingly very nice! Although it lacks stores. The atmosphere is amiable and vintage, It makes you feel like you are inside an old year. I loved how it was separated into two malls which featured: J.crew, Lululemon, Anthropologie, and a few other stores. read more

It is a nice area to walk around. The original hardwood floor are beautiful. The bars are nice, but shopping stores are very overpriced. read more

I can't really pinpoint it but there is something about this place that just bugs me. It just doesn't feel right. You know what I mean.

This is a beautiful space. I had the pleasure of wandering around the whole space a couple of weeks ago. I usually just go in to go to eat at the restaurants there. I love the space. Very cool and brings a great harmony between the old building and updated architecture. It's very inviting. I saw that they even have some great spaces to just chill and hang out, drink coffee, and then window shop. I love that they have had more stores open up here. Hope to see it continue to grow. read more

Warehouse Row is a great place to go shopping. It is a beautiful area! The Public House is a very nice restaurant to eat at while there.

This place is a complete waste of time unless you like over priced hoity toity stores. Even the employees in every store don't greet you. It's like Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman status. There's nothing worth buying in any of these stores and this place is a wannabe. There's so many other better shopping places in converted warehouses. Ponce City Market in Atlanta is one. I was highly disappointed when I left here. read more

Kind of sad really. The advertising is much better then the place itself. There are only a handful of stores open and they are HIGH HIGH end expensive. I would much prefer to see lots of open stores rather then maybe 10 and closed storefronts. The architecture is beautiful and the furniture interesting. It took me maybe 10 minutes to explore before I moved on. read more

The location and buildings were superb and attractive with good architectural design and tasteful details. But were it not for our visit to Two Ten Jack for ramen, this visit would've been a waste of time. There are only a handful of boutiques plus stores like Lululemon and Anthropologie, all of which had a bland selection of clothing. The merchandisers need to rethink what they order in for the stores because it was boring, lackluster, and lifeless. read more

No fun unless you feel like burning money. The stores are upscale, and we are perfectly capable of spending good money, but certain stores just take advantage. I thought most of the products being sold were extremely overpriced. Handmade jewelry store charging thousands of dollars for a simple good band? It simply doesn't cost enough or require enough effort to make want to pay that much money. Most of these boutiques are preying on the atmosphere of the building and the knowledge of the clientele. Very disappointed and frankly awed at the lack of decent shopping here. read more

Beautiful building! But....terrible shopping!!! We went on a Monday at 4 and the place was completely dead. We probably only saw 5 or 6 other shoppers, there were barely any stores, and of those stores only 5 open. The only saving grace was that we didn't have to pay for parking because it would have been a complete waste. I'd say, just don't bother. read more

Over the years -- stores come and go, but one thing remains: free two hour parking for Warehouse Row. How can you beat free parking? Yeah... that's pretty much it. read more

I'm not sure why people are giving the Warehouse Row bad reviews. If you don't like something in it, give that business the review. The actual Warehouse Row is just a place for these unique businesses to go. The actual place is so wonderful to stroll through. I loved just walking through the place looking at the decor that are so well thought out. I like this place and not just for the free two hour parking, I didn't even know there was that available because I walked. I think we should uplift places like this not tear them down. They are literally just housing other places. read more

Love Warehouse Row! It is located in the center of downtown, lots of parking, great stores, restaurants, and spa!

This place is awesome! I've lived here a year and didn't even bother to check it out even though I knew about it. My mistake!! Came here over the Thanksgiving holiday with my hubby and our guests. Super impressed!! The inside is so cute and there are some really nice shops here. Plus - TUPELO!! We also had a super friendly furry friend with us and he was able to walk around inside without anyone batting an eye. I really enjoyed our trip here and would definitely recommend! read more

I have to say that this is a great thing for the city. A cluster of shops and restaurants. I have been into 2 restaurants them being Public House and Tupelo Honey Café. Both were good one a lot better then the other. I did see a couple of shops I will go into at a later times thou. read more

Meh. It's a neat idea and actually a very cool and interesting building. Just not enough substance to make you want to go out of your way to get here. Higher end stores with some fairly snobby staff. Would rather just drive to Hamilton Place. read more

Not sure how people can give this place anything higher. Here it was a week before Christmas and stores were closed on a Saturday afternoon...not one...not two but a bunch! We were in an Anthropologie in Franklin a few days before and this center's version was awful. Not nearly the quality of clothes or presentation. We had gone from area to area in the Franklin store liking different things but in the Warehouse store we found we were turned off with the whole store arrangement. The whole thing was just not that appealing - more people eating a restaurant than in the shopping center itself. Parking was a cost to walk in and find the place dull and clearly not what we expected. Paid a dollar and got ten cents worth of time. read more

I love the idea of Warehouse Row, but I'm always dissatisfied when I visit. Though there are many store fronts, there aren't many stores the average person would want to visit. For me, I would only want to go to J. Crew, Lululemon & Anthropologie... that's it. There is a furniture store attached, but it's one of those "Unless you look like you're in the upper class, we don't care about you" kind of places, and there are signs everywhere that tell you not to sit on any of the furniture (guess they don't want people to actually buy their couches and chairs). The other stores here are either specialty stores OR they don't appear to be open on Saturdays. Anyways, aside from the handful of stores here, there are a few restaurant options, which are nice. The Tupelo Honey is the only place I've tried, and I enjoyed that. There is a parking deck on site, and you don't have to pay on weekends in my experience. read more

I dropped by today to check out the housewares sale at Anthropologie and so decided to do a loop around all the stores of Warehouse Row. One wing has mostly upscale shops, I think we were the only customers in that part of the shops (except for a young couple lost on their way to the restroom). The side of the "mall" with Tupelo Honey Cafe was a little busier with chain stores such as J Crew, Anthropologie, lululemon and Cosmetic Market. The building itself is beautifully restored; perfectly vintage yet new. I noticed a few storefronts still uninhabited and am hopeful of seeing some more local shops opening there. The 2 hour free parking is great if you can snag a spot right out front - make sure you still enter your parking spot number in the machine and get a ticket. Otherwise park in the covered garage and get your parking ticket validated with a purchase in any of the shops or restaurants. read more

My absolute FAVORITE place to shop in Chattanooga where I can find high-end makeup, lingerie, fine shoes & clothing, exquisite jewelry, lovely home decor, fine &/or casual dining, or even the absolute loveliest spa experience in town. All with free parking if you get your ticket validated at any one of the shops. This is truly one-stop shopping without the hassle of dealing with crowds or traffic!!! Do not miss it!!! read more