“I met my bf and father of my child here so a little biased :), but this place is ran by nice folks, prices are fair, and food is excellent. Great local live music and they are an awesome establishment for supporting the local music scene so heavily. Also really the crispiest tots in town for real, if there was no music playing you could probably hear the crispy crunch as you eat them like your name is napoleon dynamite and you are in the middle of class. Their cooks are master of the tots and burger and sourdough pizza.Vegetarian options: They have a few vegan options, I'm not vegan but I order them sometimes because it's just yummy food!!!“
“my wife and I went here on multiple occasions to grab a drink and relax. The bar tenders were very welcoming and the other locals that frequent this establishment are very friendly as well. We will definitely visit Leroy’s again (and again!) A good selection of local brewery beers along with some other major brand breweries, there is something for everyone who enjoys an alcoholic brew.“
“A gem in Chattanooga's crown. Awesome people in an great location. Staff is world class and the space is great and about to get even better. We will be back and will send all our cat lovers here! It's places like this that make people proud to live in this growing city. The new owner Josh is about to take this place to the next level and we can't wait to support that journey.“
“Brand new EVERYTHING. family's can come. Great friendly service. Food prices VERY REASONABLE. Service outside, darts, 3 pool tables, 20+ tvs, good parking in-between light# 4 an #5 coming off interstate 75Wheelchair accessibility: Good, inside or out“
“Great beer, some very interesting and different styles along with the normal ones as well, something for everyone. The beer names are hilarious too! My wife and I shared a pretzel with the beer cheese and it was fantastic! highly recommend this brewery!“
“A quick edit: Chris, from the Tap House wrote one of the best responses to my review I have ever seen. He was not defensive. I added a star.Cold and a bit depressing inside with a server who is not knowledgeable about the beers.Why three stars?1. I’m sure this place is packed and lively in the evening, but I came in on Friday around 1 PM, and it was really empty and cold. I know that this is an older building with high ceilings and glass windows, but it was freezing. I probably should’ve just left, but I thought once I had a beer and some food in me, I would warm up. I did not. It was really chilly the entire time.2. I will say my server was initially attentive. She was very nice. But it was only me and two other tables…the entire time. And she just didn’t appear again except to bring the food. The place had only three seated tables out of several, and two people working, thus, the server should’ve been much more present. (See the photo I took of no one behind the bar). Later, I saw the two servers way off to the side, talking to each other, behind the bar. But if you’re looking to catch a server’s eye to refill water or anything else, it’s really awkward when you have to go up and start looking around for her. At a minimum, I should not have to be flagging her down, very, very minimum she should at least be visible somewhere in the restaurant so that if I do have to walk around, I can find her.She asked me what I wanted to drink, and then disappeared, did not offer much advice on the beer at all, even though I told her I was from Asheville (a big beer town) and I asked if she had any High gravity, and she said,“just scan the QR code.” I told her what type of beer I liked, and I asked for suggestions, and again she said, “Scan it and you’ll see a list.” She wasn’t offering any advice on any beers and I found it really unusual in a bar that is so beer focused…And so empty. It’s not as if she had to rush off to a bunch of other tables. I really expect my bartenders/servers (at a place known for beers) to say “this has some undertones of this” or “this one’s a little grassy“ or “this is a nice hoppy IPA, but it’s a bit cloudy.“ But she wanted me to do my own research and just told me to scan the QR code. Again, with no one here, she could’ve walked me through some of the beers. Since I did not have any recommendations, I thought I would have a flight, and even then, when I was saying, “what about this one?” she told me to write down the numbers. Maybe I’m spoiled from living in Asheville, but I am really accustomed to the bartenders telling me the details about the beers when I ask a question. And this is a place that… does… Beers. I just really expected to have a conversation about it, and that’s one of the reasons I came in. The server seem to know absolutely nothing about the offerings.3. Terrible Wi-Fi. It is free Wi-Fi, but the entire time I had less than one bar. It made it tricky, because I needed to contact a couple of people and get a few things done, but it was really really bad Wi-Fi. I know this is not a business or a café or people that come to get the work done, but hopefully with the Wi-Fi you should have at least two bars.4. Food. Here is the real reason for three stars. I really did not enjoy the food. I would never give a three star review to a place just because the Wi-Fi was spotty and it was cold. Or even if the server was not knowledgeable. But the food was really disappointing. I ordered the boneless wings, and the barbecue sauce that covered them seemed rather generic, and they felt a bit soggy and they were cold! The blue cheese was runny and not chunky and they were $20! For a pound basket. I ordered a pound so I could have some to take home. And I really wish I had only ordered a half a pound. They just weren’t good. I’ve had boneless wings all over the place, and these tasted like something that you would get that were frozen and then thawed out and just slathered in some sauce. The sauce was too heavy, the wings were not crispy and good. The sauce weighed them down.“
“I went to “Hair of the Dog” when they very first opened years ago. I don’t even think they were open a week. The food was horrible!!!! ??♀️How do you mess up chicken tenders??? fast-forward to 2024. I went back tonight for the first time since then and really enjoyed myself. The waitress was friendly. I just needed to unwind away from work and kids. Thank you for a enjoyable night.“
“I am biased but Tremont Tavern has the BEST burgers in Chattanooga!!! Beer is a running tap list on the wall and available in cans and bottles in the fridges. Kid friendly. Monday night Trivia, Tuesday night open-mic. This is elevated bar food and there is nothing bad on the menu. 2nd best hot wings in Chatt (I like to order them dry rubbed with a side of each sauce for dipping). Tenders, fried pickle spears, hummus, and edamame dip are all great apps. The salads and sandwiches are also great. Ask about a list and finish it to be a part of the mug club.Parking: Plenty of street parking off of HIXSON PIKE.“