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Chattanooga - Food & Beer Offerings?
Posted by RaginCajunz on 4/24/17 at 4:55 pm00
I'm probably going to be in Chattanooga with the family for a few days. I don't expect much for food offerings, but I'm all ears for suggestions. I'm at a total loss for what I might find in terms of beer selection. Bearded Iris looks like it has some distribution in that part of Tennessee. I'm a fan of the cloudy IPA style if that helps.
re: Chattanooga - Food & Beer Offerings?Posted by BMoney on 4/24/17 at 5:04 pm to RaginCajunz
Food:
Tupelo Honey Cafe
Urban Stack - great burgers
Lupi's Pies - pizza
Maple Street Biscuit Company - breakfast
Bluegrass Grill - breakfast
Mojo Burrito
Beer:
Flying Squirrel - cool bar with good food, nice beer selection
Terminal Brewhouse - nice atmosphere (3 levels), good food, beer is OK
Chattanooga Brewing Company
Moccasin Bend
Tupelo Honey Cafe
Urban Stack - great burgers
Lupi's Pies - pizza
Maple Street Biscuit Company - breakfast
Bluegrass Grill - breakfast
Mojo Burrito
Beer:
Flying Squirrel - cool bar with good food, nice beer selection
Terminal Brewhouse - nice atmosphere (3 levels), good food, beer is OK
Chattanooga Brewing Company
Moccasin Bend
re: Chattanooga - Food & Beer Offerings?Posted by GoCrazyAuburn on 4/24/17 at 5:11 pm to BMoney
Been to these three, all very good.
Beast and Barrel was another place I enjoyed.
This place was definitely fun for a casual drink/dinner
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Tupelo Honey Cafe
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Maple Street Biscuit Company - breakfast
Bluegrass Grill - breakfast
Beast and Barrel was another place I enjoyed.
This place was definitely fun for a casual drink/dinner
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Flying Squirrel - cool bar with good food, nice beer selection
re: Chattanooga - Food & Beer Offerings?Posted by LSUfootball222 on 4/24/17 at 6:05 pm to BMoney
ditto to what all of these posters said
Ill add:
Taco mamacita for mexican
Alleia for a little nicer/hip atmosphere. I highly recommend the pork shoulder with their blackberry sauce. One of the better meals ive had
Ill add:
Taco mamacita for mexican
Alleia for a little nicer/hip atmosphere. I highly recommend the pork shoulder with their blackberry sauce. One of the better meals ive had
re: Chattanooga - Food & Beer Offerings?Posted by 12Pence on 4/24/17 at 6:25 pm to RaginCajunz
Breweries:
Hutton & Smith
Moccasin Bend
Big Frog Brewery
Binary Brew Works
Chattanooga Brewing Co.
Terminal Brewhouse
Good beer bars and food:
Tremont Tavern
Arethra Frankenstein
Public House
Alleia
Bitter Alibi
Daily Ration
Beast & Barrel
Market Street Tavern
The Casual Pint
Hutton & Smith
Moccasin Bend
Big Frog Brewery
Binary Brew Works
Chattanooga Brewing Co.
Terminal Brewhouse
Good beer bars and food:
Tremont Tavern
Arethra Frankenstein
Public House
Alleia
Bitter Alibi
Daily Ration
Beast & Barrel
Market Street Tavern
The Casual Pint
re: Chattanooga - Food & Beer Offerings?Posted by RaginCajunz on 4/24/17 at 8:20 pm to RaginCajunz
What about stores with good bottle selection?
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Breweries:
Hutton & Smith
Moccasin Bend
Big Frog Brewery
Binary Brew Works
Chattanooga Brewing Co.
Terminal Brewhouse
Good beer bars and food:
Tremont Tavern
Arethra Frankenstein
Public House
Alleia
Bitter Alibi
Daily Ration
Beast & Barrel
Market Street Tavern
The Casual Pint
Good list, but Market Street Tavern closed years ago. It's first location is now Community Pie. It's alright, they do more of a Neapolitan style pizza. I prefer Lupi's. Second location was a Mexican place, but I think it changed again. That whole section keeps changing and I don't keep up anymore lol.
I will add:
Tony's Pasta shop in the art district is decent Italian and a good place to walk around for a date. Head over to the Ice Cream Show by the walking bridge and get an ice cream and walk the bridge. Instant train to sexy time with that one. Clumpie's is probably the better ice cream, but it's on the northshore of the bridge. Julie Darling donuts are pretty damn good on that side too.
Alleia on Main Street does some decent stuff. Italian fusion place, higher end dining.
Main Street Meats competes with Tremont Tavern for best burger in the city. Don't waste your time with Urban Stack.
Niedlov's Bread is a good place to grab a sandwich for lunch.
You can pub crawl around Main Street too. Some decent fun spots all through there. Clyde's/Flying Squirrl/Terminal/Feed/etc. Plus all the new places they stuck in the Choo Choo.
If you head up on Lookout Mountain. Cafe on the Corner is a decent stop.
Champy's Chicken is ok fried chicken, it's greasy as hell though. I think the owner is an LSU guy. Tamales and key lime are good.
St Johns Meeting Place is high end.
Hot Chocolatier is a fun dessert place. The frozen hot chocolate is very good, plus Chattanooga Whiskey is right next door.
Heaven & Ale has a ton of different beers, it's pretty much just a beer place.
Brewhaus is a German fusion bar, usually have a decent selection of beers. Food can be hit or miss.
Yellow Deli is an interesting experience. It's over by the college. Run by a commune, but damn good sandwiches. They don't have bacon though.
BBQ wise Sugar's, Sticky Fingers, and Porkers are the most well known. Porkers use to be decent, it's where Bush ate when he came to town. They seem to be on cruise control now though. Sticky's is just meh. I don't like Sugars. We have a few others, but none of them really stick out.
This post was edited on 4/25 at 1:24 pm
re: Chattanooga - Food & Beer Offerings?Posted by Dam Guide on 4/24/17 at 8:38 pm to RaginCajunz
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What about stores with good bottle selection?
Imbibe
Riverside Wine
Chattanooga Wine
J&R
Beverage World in Fort O isn't too bad either
Imbibe is downtown though.
re: Chattanooga - Food & Beer Offerings?Posted by BMoney on 4/25/17 at 11:08 am to RaginCajunz
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What about stores with good bottle selection?
Drive across the Georgia border to Beverage World in Ft. Oglethorpe.
re: Chattanooga - Food & Beer Offerings?Posted by MSWebfoot on 4/25/17 at 11:48 am to RaginCajunz
We ate lunch at The Blue Plate last summer. It was pretty good. I wasn't drinking, but I remember them having a pretty nice selection, and a nice bar.
If you have kids, walk them across the Walnt street bridge, get some Clumpies ice cream and chill in the park.
If you have kids, walk them across the Walnt street bridge, get some Clumpies ice cream and chill in the park.
re: Chattanooga - Food & Beer Offerings?Posted by bobaftt1212 on 4/25/17 at 3:21 pm to BMoney
Tremont tavern has the best burger in Chattanooga.
The meeting place shares a kitchen with St Johns so you get excellent food with a more casual environment (and cheaper prices)
Lupis has excellent pizza
Feed co. is pretty delicious they are owned by the guy that owns tremont so you can get a tremont burger here as well
Champy's is great fried chicken but their tamales are my favorite. Get the sausage and cheese platter for an app. Its great
Taco Mamacita is an interesting take on mexican
Maple Street Biscuit is pretty good
Aretha Frankensteins has awesome giant pancakes
Hutton & Smith is a great brewery although I have only had their IPA
The meeting place shares a kitchen with St Johns so you get excellent food with a more casual environment (and cheaper prices)
Lupis has excellent pizza
Feed co. is pretty delicious they are owned by the guy that owns tremont so you can get a tremont burger here as well
Champy's is great fried chicken but their tamales are my favorite. Get the sausage and cheese platter for an app. Its great
Taco Mamacita is an interesting take on mexican
Maple Street Biscuit is pretty good
Aretha Frankensteins has awesome giant pancakes
Hutton & Smith is a great brewery although I have only had their IPA
re: Chattanooga - Food & Beer Offerings?Posted by Earthquake 88 on 4/25/17 at 4:38 pm to Dam Guide
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Champy's Chicken is ok fried chicken, it's greasy as hell though. I think the owner is an LSU guy. Tamales and key lime are good.
That's interesting. We have a Champy's Chicken in Daphne, AL that serves good fried chicken and tamales. It's a whole in the wall that plays the blues and has cute waitresses. I didn't know there was more than one of those.
re: Chattanooga - Food & Beer Offerings?Posted by Dam Guide on 4/25/17 at 9:12 pm to Earthquake 88
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That's interesting. We have a Champy's Chicken in Daphne, AL that serves good fried chicken and tamales. It's a whole in the wall that plays the blues and has cute waitresses. I didn't know there was more than one of those.
Same chain, started here I believe. It's in a couple other cities too.
re: Chattanooga - Food & Beer Offerings?Posted by Dam Guide on 4/25/17 at 9:37 pm to bobaftt1212
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Feed co. is pretty delicious they are owned by the guy that owns tremont so you can get a tremont burger here as well
Feed just isn't the same to me, they over salt a lot and don't usually have the same quality. Tremont is the better place to go. If you enjoy honey mustard, their homemade stuff is top notch at both places.
This post was edited on 5/4 at 6:16 am
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