Great cocktails in a very chill and laid back setting. I loved how the front opens up so you can…read moreget a nice breeze during the evening. Service was attentive and prices were reasonable for tasty cocktails. Also, one of the few places that are open later in the evening. Would definitely recommend.

First of all - love the name. This spot was fun and chill; had good seating and vibey lighting and…read moremusic that's loud enough to feel good energy, but still able to talk. Menu prices were pretty standard for chatt. It was easy to get the bartenders attention and it wasn't too crowded.

Bartender Archie is fabulous! Not only does he make perfect drinks, he's polite, kind and…read morefriendly! Everyone needs to visit him and this amazing roof top bar!

Oh my goooooooosh! What a hidden gem! This is inside of the Westin hotel on the tenth floor…read more We came here on a Sunday evening and it was PERFECT! No huge crowds and excellent service! Ambiance: GORGEOUS patio and perfect place to watch the sunset! They have fireplaces and heaters on the patio. Food: we got wings, mac and cheese, chicken Bahn mi, and deviled eggs! The best entree is the wings! The mac and cheese portion is insane! It can feed a small village probably. We split it in between four people and couldn't finish. The banh mi wasn't impressive but it's ok. The eggs were good too but not too memorable. Service: Zach was amazing, so attentive. I sat myself outside on the patio and I was greeted shortly sitting down. He was also very honest with recommendations which I really appreciated. Overall: love love love! Great place for an intimidate date and an amazing view of downtown Chattanooga!

Bailey & Tayla at the Paloma Bar at the Westin Chattanooga were…read moreawesome!! Great rooftop views! Friendly, attentive, and very knowledgeable! I had one of the best chocolate martinis I've ever had!!! I throughly enjoyed my stop at this rooftop bar!! You won't be disappointed!

The service was amazing, but we were the only ones there. Loved the atmosphere and had a nice view…read more The food was great and I think the sliders were my favourite. I will say the menu online wasn't exactly the same as what they offered. They did have some dishes the same, but it wasn't as vast or identical. If you really want a certain dish, you might want to ask if it's still available.

"What's upstairs?"…read more That's been the question on Chattanooga's social scene's mind for the past year. Everyone wants to climb the stairs of the second floor of The Bitter Alibi. Well, now you can! The idea is a cocktail bar. Pretty simple, right? And that's just it, that's all it is. No tricks, no whistles, no $16 cocktails with some weird Japanese spirit that you don't know anything about. You want a good cocktail by seasoned bartenders, well, then there ya go. Oh, and they dress them up! Umbrellas! Fun straws! Even little plastic pterodactyls. Yeah, I don't know what it means either, but it's fun and much better than staying at home watching America's Funniest Home Videos and eating your sad pasta. It's a very intimate space, enough for about 20 people. The idea is reminiscent of a tiki lounge; macramé adorns the walls, the daiquiris are served in big parrot-styled cups, there's a sound system playing club music. There's even a porch overlooking The Big Nine District and the MLK Mural. Bring your best friends, or that girl you've dropped the ball on asking out for the past two weeks -- she'll be impressed.

Bartender made a delicious Pisco Sour. Prices reasonable for fantastic cocktails! This bar is up…read morethe spiral staircase.

I randomly discovered this hotel bar late one night as I was walking along in downtown Chattanooga…read moreand noticed their sign. On walking in I discovered this was quite an interesting and eclectic spot for an adult beverage. They do have a very interesting selection of beverages and the patrons were even more interesting than the beverages. You get excellent service here along with the fantastic ambiance. This is a very unique and fascinating spot in Chattanooga to investigate as part of your adventures in the downtown area. Overall it is certainly one of the more unique places I have visited in the Chattanooga area.

Need a place to wind down with a drink and a few close friends? Need an intimate spot for a cute…read moredate night and meaningful conversation you can actually hear? This is a spot for anyone who likes a great cocktail - no matter your age. Low lighting with tiny LEDs in the ceiling to make you feel like you are enjoying a night under the stars (without the summer heat or the winter chill). No idea what you want? Have one of the super friendly bartenders whip you up a beautiful drink with an infused ice cube to top it off. Matilda, we are very happy you're back! There are far too many bars in the area that are loud and stressful, but you have real class with an ambiance that beckons.

This place was quaint and welcoming, very airy and bright, workers bustling around tending to…read morecustomers, we had been seated by Jodi, she was our server, awesome and very tentative ,joyful young lady. Food was absolutely amazing! Hat off to the chef, good job, DELICIOUS!! I had the biscuits and gravy , hubby had French toast, out of this world tasty!! Definitely will be back!! Good job Elsie's Daughter!!

Does not live up to old reviews. Area was uncomfortably hot. Food was expensive but not…read moreparticularly up to par. Burgers had two small patties and just thrown on the bun with a tiny amount of wilted lettuce. The fries were tastelessand not fresh cut, likely frozen. The founder was not a fllet but more a medallion. Salad were not consistent and not fresh tasting. The chicken added to the salad was overcooked and unseasoned. It was 5:30 on a weekend night and they were out of ice tea. I ordered an old fashion and to me, it was overwatered, without soda, and bland. It was the worst I've had in town. Overall the restaurant was very disappointing to all on our party of six.

Can't recommend this cocktail bar enough!…read more We visited the bar late night while staying at the hotel and it did not disappoint. Despite clearly being short staffed and having a busy night - we were greeted almost immediately and encouraged to help ourselves to a seat. We sat at a table away from the bar (only one available) and a server came by to take our drink order. Before he could return, another employee - who was running food to another table - immediately came over to us after to see if we wanted to order food (which we did!). She took our order, then the drinks arrived and before we knew it the food was out and was incredible! The menu is quite limited - and even more so when you one of you doesn't eat meat - and yet we were able to make a meal out of 2 caesar salads, the hummus plate and the deviled eggs. And don't even get me started on the cocktails! We started with a Manhattan and an Espresso Martini that were perfectly crafted. And then for our dessert round switched to their signature Old Fashioned. Each one was better than the next! Thanks for an incredible time, Whiskey Thief. We will definitely we 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!

Great ambience, great cocktails, wonderful service. We were a large group last minute and had to…read moresplit tables but we got Joseph as a server and he was great. Considering we were 18 ppl he did a great job. We ordered oysters to share. I ordered the special bento box and my friends ordered the grouper, salad, hamburger egg rolls, serloin, filet and appetizer fish taco and many more. Food all came together and was very good. It was not cheap but we enjoyed the food and had a great time

It's not quite a 3 star but didn't quite meet a 4 star either. Let's start with what's great here…read more A great oyster program with delicious oysters from a range of East Coast locations. Wonderful cocktail list with well balanced, well made cocktails. I loved my old fashioned and others enjoyed their drinks too. Very nice, attentive service from the servers although they brought out the oysters without telling us what was what and service was at times bumpy. The interior is nice, with it feeling casual but somewhere you could bring a date. And we enjoyed the lobster cakes which were well done, nice sauce, without overwhelming the sweetness of the lobster itself. So that was positive. Where it failed: the tuna bites on regular and not crispy rice was hard to eat. It was good but a little unruly. The halibut piccatta was VERY dry, almost bordering on inedible. Their special, which was a bento box was not great. The flavors didn't go together and their sushi eggroll had cream cheese which is very gross. Their steak frites was fine if not that memorable. All in all, I would come back for their drinks and their oysters but not sure I would come back for a full meal here.